Aspen’s share price slipped more than 1% on Thursday but is up more than 40% over the past six months, with investors having warmed to the group, which for the first time since 1997 boasts a debt-free balance sheet after a major R26.5bn disposal.

Aspen’s share price slipped more than 1% on Thursday but is up more than 40% over the past six months, with investors having warmed to the group, which for the first time since 1997 boasts a debt-free balance sheet after a major R26.5bn disposal.
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