Afrirent acquires 51% stake in auctioneer
The Citizen|October 11, 2024
Centurion headquartered Afrirent Holdings - a 100% black-owned and managed group specialising in mobility, energy, leisure and gaming - announced its acquisition of a 51% stake in High Street Auctions this week.
Terri-Ann Brouwers

Senzo Tsabendze, executive chair of Afrirent Holdings, expressed enthusiasm for the acquisition, saying High Street Auctions is a high-quality business with a proven history of success, which will significantly enhance Afrirent's operations and support long-term value creation.

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