Anglo, led by South Africa’s Duncan Wanblad, loses $3.8 billion coal deal
Peabody cancels $3.8 billion Anglo coal deal after mine fire; Anglo plans arbitration as H1 revenue falls to $8.95 billion.
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Peabody cancels $3.8 billion Anglo coal deal after mine fire; Anglo plans arbitration as H1 revenue falls to $8.95 billion.
PIC raised its Resilient REIT stake by $40.6 million to 20.02 percent, underscoring confidence in Des de Beer’s retail property group.
Seriti Green secures $295 million for a major wind project in Mpumalanga, expanding clean power and creating 800 jobs.
Strive Masiyiwa regains $100 million, raising his net worth to $1.3 billion amid Africa’s first AI factory rollout with NVIDIA.
Patrice Motsepe’s Harmony-backed mining giant gets green light to buy Australian copper company in $1-billion deal.
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.
Barry Stuhler will receive $2.04 million in interim dividends from Lighthouse after the real estate group declared a $32 million payout.
South Africa’s Nicky Oppenheimer grows his fortune to $13 billion, driven by private investments.
MTN Group grows to 298 million users, reports $6 billion revenue, with data, fintech, and Nigeria-Ghana markets leading gains.
South Africa’s Competition Tribunal approves Barloworld’s $1.3 billion buyout, protecting jobs and expanding Black ownership as the group prepares to delist.
ARM boosts copper exposure with a $3.3 million Surge Copper stake, giving Patrice Motsepe’s group nearly 20 percent ownership.
MTN CEO Ralph Mupita’s stake rises to $11.2 million in 2025, reflecting strong company growth and his leadership impact across Africa.
Johann Rupert’s net worth falls $1.8 billion as Richemont shares drop, despite strong luxury jewelry sales and $8.6 billion cash reserves.
The announcement comes even as the Johannesburg-based bank raised its executive retirement age from 60 to 63 in line with global corporate trends.
Cobus Stofberg’s stake in Naspers surged to $123 million in 2025 as the tech giant’s market value climbed above $54 billion.
The Department of Trade, Industry, and Competition (DTIC) and the state-owned Industrial Development Corp. (IDC) are exploring options to keep the plant operational.