South African billionaire Christo Wiese's Invicta warns half-year earnings could fall 29%
Invicta Holdings, the industrial parts group chaired by South African billionaire Christo Wiese, expects headline earnings per share to fall by up to 29%.
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Invicta Holdings, the industrial parts group chaired by South African billionaire Christo Wiese, expects headline earnings per share to fall by up to 29%.
Christo Wiese's Invicta Holdings has posted steady revenue growth for the year to March 2026, driven by offshore dealmaking including a R250 million UK agricultural acquisition.
Invicta Holdings, led by Christo Wiese, buys Spaldings Group for $16 million to strengthen its U.K. and European presence.
The company’s improved performance reflects ongoing efforts to streamline operations, boost efficiency, and focus on key areas of the business.
Despite facing a $990,000 forex loss, Invicta Holdings reports steady revenue growth and continues its global expansion, with plans to generate half of its income outside South Africa by 2026.
As the chairman of Invicta, Wiese controls a significant ownership stake of 19.23 percent in Invicta Holdings.
Wiese controls a significant ownership stake of 19.23 percent in the Johannesburg-based investment holding company.
Wiese owns a substantial 19.23-percent stake in Invicta Holdings.
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