From our Correspondent in Dar es Salaam,
The 14th annual general meeting of TCCIA Investment PLC stakeholders among
other issues resolved in the construction of industries as part of
supporting the fifth phase government objective to become a middle income
and industrial base economy by 2025.
Speaking shortly in the aftermath of the meeting, the TCCIA Investment PLC
Board Chairman, Mr Fortunatus Magambo said the decision came after considering
the potentiality of the sector in profit making and increase
dividends of shareholders.
“Investing in industrial sector will assure profit making, growth of the
company and dividend to shareholders,”Mr Magambo said.
Mr Magambo said the board would continue to play advisory role to the company
and make sure that everything is going as planned for sustainable growth and
development of the company.
“The fifth phase’s government under the leadership of President Magufuli has
shown its commitment in building industrial base economy and we as a company we
are committed to further that cause which will
also increase profit among stakeholders,” he said.
He said that the company aims at profit making through investments in various
sectors of economy which are economic viable to protect members shares and
attract as many new shareholders as possible.
“I am calling upon Tanzanians to come out and invest in terms of shares because
by so doing they will be sure of the safety of their monies and get profit
through various investments,” he said.
He added that it was crucial for Tanzanians to cultivate the culture of
investing in stock exchange markets to be assured of multiple benefits which
include selling of their shares anytime deems to be fit.
On his part, the Chief Executive Officer of TCCIA Investment PLC, Mr Donald
Kamori said the annual general meeting’s
objective was to meet stakeholders and
deliberate on several issues related to management of their shares.
“The meeting mainly focused on receiving the board of directors report on the
condition of the company for the past year, analyzing achievements and
challenges with the view to increasing efficiency and profit making,” Mr Kamori said.
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