News24.com | Denel faces funding gap for restructuring

PRETORIA, Sept 22 - South Africa's cash-strapped state defence firm Denel will need around R3 billion ($170 million) to cover a funding gap for a restructuring plan it is aiming to execute over the next 12 to 18 months, company executives told R

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