A successful asset based finance deal has been completed for Zululand Bus Services.
Congratulations Zululand Bus Services on your brand new MAN HB2 Automatic Buses, on a full maintenance lease and a managed rental agreement worth R36 million over a 60-month period with Tower Investments.
Congratulations and wishing you many happy miles in your brand-new MAN Buses.
Courtesy of Financial Mail
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