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TECHNOLOGY company Avantis Technologies has appointed a new board ahead of its planned listing on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX), as it seeks to increase production capacity and expand into regional and international markets. In a statement released on Monday, the company said the board would oversee preparations for the proposed listing, guide the expansion of its Msasa plant and support its efforts to access export markets. Avantis said it would disclose the full board composition and committee structures in a subsequent filing with the exchange, in line with regulatory requirements.
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