South African executive Gary Nagle-led Glencore posts $117 billion half-year revenue
Glencore, led by Gary Nagle, held H1 2025 revenue steady at $117.4 billion despite weaker coal prices and lower copper output.
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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.
Construction is expected to wrap up by the end of 2027, adding to the development’s overall scale and prestige.
The southern African nation, which owns 15 percent of De Beers, believes it was not adequately consulted on the divestment.
The transaction, finalized on Wednesday, netted Glencore a 16.4 percent stake in Bunge and approximately $900 million in cash.
Despite the disruption, many Glencore customers are still receiving deliveries under existing agreements.
The upgrade aims to enhance production capacity and sustainability efforts amid rising global demand for copper, a critical metal in the clean energy transition.
The payment resolves all pending litigation between the two state-backed firms, according to a Sens announcement issued after the market closed on Friday.
Details on the cause of the incident remain scarce, but the company is actively conducting safety checks and shaft inspections before hoisting workers to the surface.
Investec, led by Fani Titi, will repurchase $139 million in shares over 12 months, signaling strong earnings and capital discipline despite global headwinds.
The upgrade is part of Vukile’s ongoing effort to invest with real purpose, shaping spaces that are built around the people who use them every day.
This reflects his role in steering the bank through a period of significant growth, strengthening its position as a leader in the country’s financial sector.
The PIC has pledged its support by agreeing to accept a standby offer for 41.6 million Barloworld shares, which translates to 21.93 percent of the company’s total issued shares.
The Johannesburg-listed telecom giant raised medium-term guidance, signaling a potential turnaround driven by gains in Egypt and fintech.