South African billionaire Jannie Mouton's PSG grows client assets to $35.7 billion
PSG Financial Services, part of the empire built by billionaire Jannie Mouton, grew assets under management 15% to R594.1 billion as earnings rose 5%.
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PSG Financial Services, part of the empire built by billionaire Jannie Mouton, grew assets under management 15% to R594.1 billion as earnings rose 5%.
Piet Mouton, son of PSG founder Jannie Mouton, funded M-Net thriller Invisible after a backer failed to pay mid-shoot, and lent his house too.
Capitec has launched a stokvel account aimed at the 11 million South Africans who save about R50 billion a year through 800,000 community savings groups.
Wealthy South Africans gave about R6 billion in 2025, led increasingly by women, Black donors and under-40s, a figure excluding Jannie Mouton's Curro buyout.
PSG founder Jannie Mouton's Capitec stake lost $115 million in the third quarter as shares of South Africa's biggest retail bank fell 7%.
Jannie Mouton has admitted that unbundling PSG's 58% Capitec stake in 2003 was one of the costliest mistakes in South African investment history, a decision that cost the company $1.4 billion in future returns before a fortunate re-entry partially rescued the position.
Jannie Mouton's R7.2 billion ($450m) plan to buy out Curro and turn South Africa's biggest private school group into a charity has drawn a formal insider trading investigation — over shares bought before the announcement sent the stock up 60%.
PSG Financial Services expects attributable earnings per share to rise as much as 39% for the year ended Feb. 28, 2026, with results due April 16.
Curro, backed by Jannie Mouton’s foundation, has been cleared to acquire Meridian linked entities, tightening control of its cost conscious school brand.
Jannie Mouton’s Curro deal swaps investors into Capitec and PSG shares, triggering fresh questions about tax dates, valuations and record keeping.
South African billionaire Jannie Mouton gains $136.16 million as Capitec Bank shares climb, lifting the value of his long-held stake.
Billionaire Jannie Mouton is taking Curro private via his charitable trust, betting a delisting can widen access to schooling.
South Africa’s regulator reviews suspicious Curro share trades after Jannie Mouton Foundation secured approval for a 7.2 billion rand buyout.
South African billionaire Jannie Mouton’s foundation wins approval to buy Curro for R7.2 billion, turning the country’s biggest private school group nonprofit.
Jannie Mouton’s stake in Capitec Bank has surged past $1.3 billion following a sharp rally in the bank’s shares, reflecting renewed investor confidence in the JSE.
South African billionaire Jannie Mouton’s Capitec stake rises to $1.2 billion as shares gain on renewed investor confidence.