Edcon’s liquidity sufficient only to pay wages
Edcon, a South African non-food retailer which offers clothing and footwear throughout Southern Africa, has only sufficient liquidity to pay wages after revenues and cash were 400 million rands (€19.5m-$21.1m) below its forecast in March. “As a result, Econ is unable to honour any other accounts payable during this period,” ...
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