South African banker Jason Quinn receives $5.8 million salary from Nedbank
The salary reflects his leadership in driving the bank’s growth, strengthening its market position, and navigating an evolving financial landscape.
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The salary reflects his leadership in driving the bank’s growth, strengthening its market position, and navigating an evolving financial landscape.
Ben Magara’s appointment follows a fast-tracked selection process after the resignation of former CEO Nombasa Tsengwa.
Over the past 37 days, Bob van Dijk’s stake has increased by R353.53 million ($19.39 million) amid renewed investor confidence.
The company, still in its exploration and evaluation phase, generated no revenue during the period but continued to invest heavily in its gas-to-power project.
It expects minimal impact on earnings and cash flow, as Mozambique contributes a small share of profits across 25 countries.
His career—spanning executive leadership, major acquisitions, and boardroom influence—reflects a deep understanding of South Africa’s shifting economic landscape.
Botswana’s Choppies exits Zimbabwe, selling its 30-store retail business to Sai Mart as it refocuses on profitable markets amid economic challenges.
The company, which has been expanding into renewable energy, is weighing whether to hold or offload its 11.8 percent stake in Harmony, South Africa’s largest gold miner.
Led by South African banker Mary Vilakazi, FirstRand continues to demonstrate resilience and solid returns for shareholders despite challenging economic conditions.
This latest drop comes after a $26.33 million loss earlier in the year.
This marks a major step in Bidvest’s global expansion, strengthening its position in hygiene, facilities management, and distribution services.
This payout comes despite a 25% dividend cut amid falling earnings and financial strain in a volatile commodity market.
The decline reflects growing pressure on retail stocks in South Africa, as investor sentiment shifts on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
Simbisa Brands’ H1 2025 revenue rose 7% to $157.5 million, but profits fell 10.7% as rising costs in Zimbabwe and Kenya squeezed margins
The company’s headline earnings fell 49 percent to R1.52 billion ($83.43 million), down from R2.96 billion ($162.2 million) a year earlier.
Beyond his investment in NICO Holdings, Kumwenda also owns a 0.17-percent stake in NBS Bank, valued at MWK1.73 billion ($1 million).