South African billionaire Motsepe pockets $32.5 million ARM dividend
Billionaire Patrice Motsepe will earn R574.8M ($32.5M) in dividends from ARM despite a sharp earnings drop at his mining group.
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Billionaire Patrice Motsepe will earn R574.8M ($32.5M) in dividends from ARM despite a sharp earnings drop at his mining group.
African Rainbow Minerals’ profit slumped 47% as weaker iron ore prices and Bokoni losses offset gains in manganese; dividend reduced to R6 a share.
Sanlam, backed by Patrice Motsepe, lifted H1 profit 6.9% to $654 million on gains from life, general insurance and investment management units.
ArcelorMittal SA, linked to businesswoman Noluthando Gosa, risks closure of its long steel division and 3,500 jobs as IDC sale talks falter over valuation.
Aspen Pharmacare reports $61.34 million loss as revenue falls 3 percent, driven by restructuring and manufacturing challenges.
The move marks the final chapter in Anglo’s century-long history in the precious metal.
Dis-Chem, backed by South Africa’s Saltzman family, has opened its 300th store in Mbombela, expanding access to affordable primary healthcare.
Zimbabwean executive Never Mhlanga arrested over $5 million Montclair Hotel and Casino sale fraud allegations in Harare.
Brazil reviews Anglo American’s $500 million nickel deal with MMG, raising scrutiny on Duncan Wanblad’s strategy and China’s role in minerals.
Aspen co-founder Gus Attridge loses $15.8 million in three weeks as drug stocks fall, cutting Aspen’s value below $2.6 billion.
Paratus, led by Schalk Erasmus, invests $34M to launch Namibia’s first private LTE and 5G network, connecting 50 towns and 80 communities.
Shoprite, backed by billionaire Christo Wiese, is weighing Mozambique operations as it posts record sales and profit in South Africa.
Prosus, chaired by Koos Bekker, led a $12.5 million Series A in Intella, backing Arabic-first AI tools for enterprises across MENA.
Invicta Holdings, led by Christo Wiese, buys Spaldings Group for $16 million to strengthen its U.K. and European presence.
RCL Foods, backed by Johann Rupert, reports modest revenue growth with baking gains and steady groceries in 2025.
AfroCentric reports $238 million revenue for H1 2025, driven by services growth despite weaker retail performance.