Indian-born Gupta brothers’ Johannesburg homes sell for $2 million
Gupta brothers’ Johannesburg homes sold for $2 million, 47 percent below their $3.64 million valuation, as part of a business rescue plan.
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Gupta brothers’ Johannesburg homes sold for $2 million, 47 percent below their $3.64 million valuation, as part of a business rescue plan.
Pepkor has received approval to acquire five Retailability brands in a $108.1 million deal, expanding its presence in the adultwear market.
Christopher Seabrooke’s Sabvest stake slips to $84 million as shares fall 14.55 percent since mid-June.
Patrice Motsepe’s ARC takes a $193.7 million graphite mining dispute with US-linked Pula Group to Johannesburg’s High Court.
Phuthi Mahanyele-Dabengwa’s Naspers stake rises to $12.4 million as shares surge, boosting Africa’s most valuable company.
Glencore, led by Gary Nagle, held H1 2025 revenue steady at $117.4 billion despite weaker coal prices and lower copper output.
Gus Attridge’s Aspen Pharmacare stake drops over $12 million as shares slide 9.45%, pushing market value below $3 billion.
Botswana’s High Court has cleared mining tycoon Bridgette Radebe of $10 billion laundering claims, ordering a government apology for false allegations.
Discovery co-founder Adrian Gore sees $21 million erased from his stake as JSE market pressures mount.
Michiel Le Roux loses $70 million as Capitec Bank stock falls, but his $2.5 billion stake still signals long-term strength.
The initiative—intended to reset strained trade ties—was presented to President Cyril Ramaphosa ahead of his May 21 meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump.
Shoprite’s annual sales rose to $14.6 billion, led by South African supermarket growth, digital expansion, and structural shifts across its portfolio.
South African multimillionaire Ackerman family ends control of Pick n Pay after $171 million loss triggers leadership shakeup.
South African businessman Rob Hersov's podcast comments about race and history have reignited debate over inflammatory rhetoric and its impact on public discourse.
The South African bank confirmed that the stake, classified under IFRS 5 as a non-current asset held for sale, has a market value of R1.9 billion ($105.8 million).
John Copelyn-led HCI advances plans to develop South Africa’s top offshore gas find, aiming to ease the country’s deepening energy crisis.