South African executive Laurence Rapp-led Vukile finalizes $13 million upgrade of Mthatha Mall
Vukile finalizes a $13 million upgrade of Mthatha Mall, adding new retailers and driving a strong recovery in the Eastern Cape.
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Vukile finalizes a $13 million upgrade of Mthatha Mall, adding new retailers and driving a strong recovery in the Eastern Cape.
Investec ramps up mid-market growth in South Africa and the U.K., targeting stronger returns and deeper client relationships.
Tiger Brands, chaired by Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi, sells its 74.69% stake in Cameroon’s Chococam for $76 million, part of its global portfolio restructuring.
Investec gains energy trading license, boosting access to renewable power and deepening its role in South Africa’s evolving energy sector.
African Bank, led by Kennedy Bungane, secures $40.4 million to support SMEs through its first social bond and sustainable finance framework.
Glencore and Vitol prepare bids for Chevron’s $1 billion Singapore refinery stake as U.S. oil giant trims Asian assets.
Glencore, led by Gary Nagle, pursues talks with South Africa’s government to rescue smelters as power costs rise.
The move marks the final chapter in Anglo’s century-long history in the precious metal.
AfroCentric reports $238 million revenue for H1 2025, driven by services growth despite weaker retail performance.
Kenny Fihla leads Absa’s retail revamp, driving digital banking growth and pan-African expansion with strong first-half 2025 results.
Peabody cancels $3.8 billion Anglo coal deal after mine fire; Anglo plans arbitration as H1 revenue falls to $8.95 billion.
Glencore plans to inject $9.5 billion into developing El Pachón in San Juan province and $4 billion into the Agua Rica project in Catamarca over the next decade.
Glencore, led by Gary Nagle, held H1 2025 revenue steady at $117.4 billion despite weaker coal prices and lower copper output.
Glencore targets $1 billion in savings, plans coal spinoff and copper mine closure amid weak refining margins.
Capitec’s longtime CEO Gerrie Fourie exits with $8.2 million payout after growing the bank into a $22.42 billion retail leader.
The Johannesburg-based lender aims to build a sustainable finance ecosystem as demand for new energy vehicles (NEVs) continues to climb.