Saya International Corporation Announces Strategic Plan
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SAN DIEGO - Californer -- Saya International Corporation ("Saya") announced today that its shareholders have approved a strategic plan focused on direct investments in frontier, emerging and developing markets across Africa. With shareholder approval of the strategic plan, Saya will provide equity and debt financing to companies operating across Africa with the objective of creating shareholder value through long-term investments in its portfolio companies.

William Wassink, Chairman of the Board of Directors commented: "The approval of our strategic plan represents an important turning point in the direction of Saya. Over the next several years we will pursue our strategic objectives through direct investments in companies operating across Africa."

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Saya International Corporation is a direct investor in frontier, emerging and developing markets across Africa.

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