Mega IPOs: Don’t go chasing
A look at Southern Sun’s latest results as the G20 boost helps lift earnings, and the growing concern over municipalities using electricity bills to raise additional revenue from households and businesses.
Metals advance as traders track progress in US-Iran peace talks
Copper rose 0.6% to $13 601 a ton on the London Metal Exchange as of 11:02 a.m. in Shanghai, and was up 0.3% for the week.
Gold steady as US-Iran signals keep rate hike bets simmering
Bullion was trading around $4 540 an ounce, little changed from a week earlier.
Can tokenisation spark an economic revival in SA?
How much value is tied up in frozen assets in SA? If we can unfreeze these assets through tokenisation, what value could be unlocked? Novaque CEO Shiven Moodley brings us a little closer to understanding what’s possible.
Strong inflows and new business drive Sanlam’s Q1 growth
The group’s capital injection into Shriram Finance will weigh on short-term earnings, but should support stronger medium-term growth across the Shriram ecosystem.
Tiger Brands signs electricity wheeling deal with Apollo Africa
As part of its efforts to reduce carbon emissions and improve energy efficiency.
Grower-led group enters fight for Tongaat Hulett
The coalition says its proposal is built around the long-term sustainability of the fragile company, with its members listed as equity partners.
Investec’s UK ambitions face tougher road than SA franchise
Investec is moving from being a specialist lender in the UK to a full-service primary bank offering current accounts, credit cards, rewards and benefits.
Pepkor has more stores ‘than Ikea, Target and Primark combined’
Adding a third store in one seaside town grew sales by 40% and profits by over 60%.
Here’s how young graduates and professionals can get onto the property ladder sooner
With repayments limited to just interest for the first two years, the prospect of buying your own home can move from being a ‘one day’ dream to a ‘right now’ possibility.