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BAT set to close SA factory
January 16, 2026
|The Citizen
British American Tobacco (BAT) is set to shut down its sole manufacturing facility in South Africa, signalling a pullback after a 70-year presence.
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Businesslive reported the company has informed local authorities in the Lesedi municipality, where its Heidelberg plant is based, that the factory will be mothballed by the end of the year. BAT's share price firmed 2.69% to R947.32 at around 12pm yesterday.
"BATSA commenced its formal consultation process today with affected employees and union representatives in accordance with Section 189A of the Labour Relations Act," the group said in a statement issued yesterday.
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