Pick n Pay to list Boxer unit in JSE IPO, targeting $451 million
The IPO could raise up to R8 billion ($451.2 million), potentially the biggest public offering in Africa in 2024.
The IPO could raise up to R8 billion ($451.2 million), potentially the biggest public offering in Africa in 2024.
Barry Swartzberg, one of South Africa’s most successful businessmen, holds a 3.92 percent stake in Discovery, amounting to 25,954,540 shares.
In its appeal, FirstRand argues that motor dealers should not be held to fiduciary standards or be required to provide impartial advice.
South Africa’s Saltzman family controls a 29.3 percent stake, equivalent to 302,066,319 ordinary shares in the Gauteng-based company.
As the leading shareholder with a 56.46 percent stake, Ravazzotti owns 746,244,490 shares in Italtile.
This growth comes despite a 5.45-percent dip in revenue, which fell to $2.61 billion due to ongoing market challenges and currency fluctuations.
Deal to diversify African Bank’s portfolio; Grindrod refocuses on core operations.
Sasol shares dropped by over five percent following operational challenges and lower production volumes in the first quarter of FY2025, as the petrochemical giant grapples with phased shutdowns and market pressures.
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) could transform Africa’s economy, but a $100-billion annual infrastructure gap remains a hurdle.
South African tech tycoon, Jens Montanana’s growing stake underscores his influence as a top investor in South Africa’s tech sector.
Total revenue climbed 7 percent to R2.19 billion ($124.2 million) from R2.04 billion ($115.7 million) a year earlier.
Gordon Schachat, a South African businessman, played a pivotal role in founding African Bank Investments Limited and Baobab Solid Growth.
Mike Teke, one of South Africa’s top mining executives, has built and led four major companies — Optimum Coal, Seriti Resources, Seriti Green, and Masimong Group — leaving a lasting impact on the country’s mining and renewable energy sectors.
CEO Simon Baloyi is exploring liquefied natural gas imports to mitigate gas shortages, but this option comes with higher costs.
Total income increased by 13.04 percent to $186.28 million, driven by improved customer activity and market-linked revenue streams.
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