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Vision Group Chairman Calls for Faster Government Approvals in Fiji

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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Navin Patel, who serves as Group Chairman for Vision Group, used the company's anniversary to advocate for procedural improvements in Fiji. The group, which includes Vision Investment Limited and Vision Resorts Limited, reported a net profit after tax of $17.67 million for the financial year ending in March. The combined annual revenue of the two companies is approximately $375 million, supporting around 1,750 employees.

From fijivillage.com

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Patel stated that for businesses to invest with confidence and execute projects efficiently, there must be greater urgency and responsibility in key government approval processes. He warned that delays in investment approvals, development applications, licenses, and infrastructure support are costly and can delay economic benefits for Fiji.

From fijivillage.com

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    The call for efficiency could pressure the government to streamline investment and operational approval processes.

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