Private graveyard business may double in a decade, says Calgro M3

News24 Business19 October 2026 at 20:06

Affordable housing developer Calgro M3 says its memorial parks business is booming, with demand for a safe and secure place to lay loved ones driving potential to double the business in the next decade.
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