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<p>Invicta Holdings released its interim numbers for the six months ended September and has reported flat revenue but profits are up. CNBC Africa spoke to the CEO, Arnold Goldstone, about how difficult it is to get business in this tough economic environment.</p>


Invicta CEO: We haven’t seen green shoots on SA’s economy & this is what govt should do to change this

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<p>Invicta experienced one of its toughest years for their financial performance ended March 2019.  The group had to pick up the slack for their slower businesses and increased acquisition costs. This meant a drop of almost R150 million in operating profit. Arnold Goldstone, CEO, Invicta Holdings joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Why Invicta plans to reduce exposure to SA

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<p>Invicta experienced one of its toughest years for their financial performance ended March 2019.  The group had to pick up the slack for their slower businesses and increased acquisition costs. This meant a drop of almost R150 million in operating profit. Arnold Goldstone, CEO, Invicta Holdings joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>
