Shoprite, partly owned by Christo Wiese, hits 100th solar site, seeks new partners
Shoprite reaches its 100th solar site in South Africa, boosting renewable power while seeking new energy wheeling partners.
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Shoprite reaches its 100th solar site in South Africa, boosting renewable power while seeking new energy wheeling partners.
Patrice Motsepe enters the world’s top 1,000 richest as his net worth climbs above $4 billion, driven by gains in mining and investments.
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Richemont reports $20 billion in nine-month sales, driven by jewelry growth and strong retail performance worldwide.
Motsepe edges past Bekker, reaching $3.9 billion to become South Africa’s third-richest, fueled by mining stakes and market gains.
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 Johann Rupert nears $20 billion fortune as Richemont shares rise, closing in on a historic African wealth milestone.
South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe nears $4 billion with gains from ARM, Harmony Gold, and Tyme Group.
Capitec Bank’s 2025 share rally lifted Michiel Le Roux’s stake by $1.1 billion, boosted by strong earnings and a firmer rand.
South African billionaire Christo Wiese’s Premier Group aims for $1.7 billion revenue with RFG Holdings acquisition.
Tokyo Sexwale turned struggle credentials into corporate access, building Mvelaphanda into a BEE powerhouse before debt, markets and unbundling erased the brand.
Koos Bekker raises $150.3 million from share sales to back high-end hospitality projects across South Africa, U.K., and Italy.
South Africa’s regulator reviews suspicious Curro share trades after Jannie Mouton Foundation secured approval for a 7.2 billion rand buyout.
Dis-Chem founder Ivan Saltzman will step back again in 2026, ending an executive era as the family reshapes its shareholding.
Aspen investors head into December AGM after years of weak earnings and share losses, ready to question whether CEO pay still makes sense.
This marks a clear improvement from the same period a year earlier and underscores the company’s effort to streamline operations and tighten execution in key markets.