Indian billionaire Ravi Jaipuria scraps South African dairy deal, heads to arbitration
Varun Beverages, controlled by Indian billionaire Ravi Jaipuria, terminated its R238 million Crickley Dairy deal and sent the dispute to arbitration.
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Varun Beverages, controlled by Indian billionaire Ravi Jaipuria, terminated its R238 million Crickley Dairy deal and sent the dispute to arbitration.
Marcel Golding's pay rose to R5.25 million, about $322,000, at AOE, where profit attributable to shareholders fell 72% to R3.5 million.
Mzi Khumalo bought Lonmin's Zimbabwean gold mines for $15.5 million in 2002 and built Metallon into the country's biggest gold producer.
The Seabrooke Family Trust donated 1.4 million Sabvest Capital shares worth R204.4 million to the Witwatersrand University Foundation.
Former Gold Fields CEO Chris Griffith is raising $1 billion for African critical minerals with Colin Coleman and Ghana's Sam Jonah.
A consortium chaired by former Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman plans a R6.7 billion motorsport complex in the Swartland to host F1 by 2031.
Paramount founder Ivor Ichikowitz says Africa should build its own defence industry, citing a youth survey his own foundation commissioned.
Given Mkhari founded Shilumana, formerly MSG Afrika, and built Capricorn FM, Power 98.7, Rhythm FM and Beat 105.2 by applying for licences.
India's competition regulator approved Lakshmi Mittal and Adar Poonawalla's $1.65 billion purchase of Rajasthan, Paarl and Barbados Royals.
Johann Rupert draws no salary from Remgro. He is collecting $32.8 million in dividends after headline earnings rose 42.3% to $685 million.
Datatec has set out an AI infrastructure strategy built on edge computing, a month after announcing a R7 billion special dividend to shareholders.
Solar Industries has agreed to buy Omnia Holdings at 134.5 rand a share, a 14.3% premium, in a deal valuing the JSE-listed group at $1.4 billion.
Don Ncube holds 16.35% of Kinetiko Energy, a stake worth about $6.9 million, built from licences the South African state had no form to issue.
Johann Rupert and the Oppenheimer family have poured billions into South African horse racing, building rival stud farms and saving the sport.