5 Ways That SA’s New Motor Code Will Benefit Car Owners
As it stands, SA car owners are unique in the world because they are typically locked into using a vehicle manufacturer’s service centres, repair shops and parts in what are dubbed ‘embedded’ motor or service plans.
SA’s Economy is Concentrated. Here’s Why.
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Autoboys and Norton Partner Up
This growth initiative has been spearheaded by Filum (Fil) Ho, Autoboys managing director.
Inclusive Growth For SMEs In The Automotive Industry
Classic Fm Business host Michael Avery chats to Filum Ho, CEO Autoboys and Vice Chairman Right to Repair SA (R2RSA), about how SA’s new automotive code can help kickstart economic growth.
New Automotive Code Set To Shake Up The Sector
The Competition Commission’s proposed new code of conduct for the South African automotive industry is set to usher in groundbreaking changes for car owners, automotive aftermarket businesses
How SA’s New Automotive Code Of Conduct Could Kickstart The Economy
In September 2017, the Competition Commission of South Africa published an historic first draft of a new Code of Conduct for the South African Automotive Industry.
How SA’s New Automotive Code Could Help Kickstart Economic Growth
This is very different to the rest of the world. In countries such as the US, car owners can buy a motor or service plan separately from their car, giving them greater choice.
Autoboys Holdings Strikes Deal With ARC
Historically, Autoboys Glass Services has disrupted the market by integrating directly with the claims management systems of its insurance partners thus creating transparency in pricing and availability of its aftermarket parts.
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Autoboys Glass Services has become the only majority blacked-owned national automotive glass and parts provider in South Africa.
African Rainbow Capital Acquires Majority Stake in Autoboys Holdings
ARC, chaired by mining magnate Patrice Motsepe, is a black-owned and controlled company focusing on the South African and African financial services industry and businesses that deliver exceptional returns on equity.