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    Farms Sold

    Mar 16, 2020 2 minutes

    Eastern Cape

    Alexandria

    • Nieuw Jaars Kop (921ha) sold by Arizona Boerdery Trust to Nieuwjaarskop for R20 million.

    Bathurst

    • Theopolis (108ha) sold by Maurice Bradfield to Daniel Long for R1,8 million.

    Cradock

    • Grootfontein (900ha) sold by Nicolaas Grobbelaar to DKT Manufacturing SA for R5 million.

    Gauteng

    Johannesburg

    • Yzervarkfontein (22ha) sold by Yzervark Farms to Shongwe Family Trust for R1 million.

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