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05 Feb  Meeting of the Working Group on the Draft Customs Bill
04 Feb  Invitation to accompany Pres Jacob Zuma on a state visit to the UK
03 Feb  BPO Newsletter 2 of 2010
03 Feb  Reminder : Presentation invitation – Doing business in India 
03 Feb  SACCI Press release – SACCI to develop proposals on a sustainable and affordable electricity supply
03 Feb  SACCI Monthly Economic and Policy report
03 Feb  Compilation of investment projects
01 Feb  Article: State to take input on energy mix plans

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BCI Released - Important to Regain Confidence PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 08 February 2010 10:00

The SACCI Business Confidence Index (BCI) for January 2010 was released today.  The Business Confidence Index (BCI) of SACCI declined by 2.3 index points in January 2010 to 81.2. The BCI lost positive momentum over the festive season, but the setback may be temporary given improved prospects for recovery.

Last Updated on Monday, 08 February 2010 10:08
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Interested in doing business with India? PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 04 February 2010 09:47

Members are invited to a presentation by Wealthtree Partners - an India based company that will be visiting South Africa during February 2010. 

WealthTree is the leading one-stop Market Entry consultancy that assists companies and government agencies from across the world in doing business with India and helps Indian companies expand in international markets. Since its inception in 2006, WealthTree has built an enviable position with partners in more than 30 countries across the globe, facilitating trade and investment in to and from India.

Their array of services include devising a go-to-market strategy, conducting feasibility studies for products in new markets, appointing distributors or agents, setting up cross-border B2B meetings for delegations, sourcing materials or manpower and obtaining regulatory approvals.   They are also well versed in finding investors local partners as well as assisting with the set up and registration of entities in India.

Date: Tuesday, 9 February 2010
Time:
15h00
Venue: SACCI, 24 Sturdee Avenue, Rosebank

RSVP: Palesa Shuping         011-4463800          Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 
Presentations - SACCI Electricity Dialogue PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 03 February 2010 09:47

The following presentations done during the SACCI Dialogue held yesterday, 2 February are available for download:

SACCI - Peggy Drodskie
EIUG - Paul van Niekerk
IPP - Doug Kuni
Economic impact of price increases - Dennis Dykes
Speech by the Programme Director - Mbi Mbapeh

The presentation by the Minister of Energy, Minister Peters will be available shortly.  All presentations have been converted to pdf format. 

 

Last Updated on Friday, 05 February 2010 08:30
 
SACCI to develop proposals on sustainable and affordable electricity supply PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 03 February 2010 13:54

On 02 February 2010 the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SACCI) hosted a well attended workshop on the electricity supply challenges facing South Africa. The Hon. Peters, Minister of Energy addressed the gathering that sought solutions to the energy supply problems. She advised delegates that inputs from the private sector on the draft of the revised Integrated Resource Plan (IRP2) would be invited later this year.

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Sacci presents its views on Eskom’s tariff application to Nersa PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 21 January 2010 14:48

The South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SACCI) today presented its views on Eskom’s multi-year tariff increase to the National Energy Regulator of  South Africa (NERSA). In its presentation SACCI highlighted the need to realistically consider all input and operational costs. It referred to a survey that it had carried out among its members the majority of whom had responded that the level of increase that they could accommodate was inflation plus 3% to 5%.

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