Glencore, led by Gary Nagle, moves $30 billion asset base to Australia in restructure
The restructured entity now controls a portfolio worth over $65 billion, effectively doubling its asset base in Australia.
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The restructured entity now controls a portfolio worth over $65 billion, effectively doubling its asset base in Australia.
FMB Capital’s stock dips 30%, slashing Hitesh Anadkat’s stake by $274 million. Yet, investors stay confident in the regional banking powerhouse.
Aspen’s investment comes amid a broader push to localize manufacturing, enhance drug supply chains, and develop regional talent.
Barloworld prolongs Russia probe through Sept. 2025 amid sanctions pressure, falling revenue, and possible delisting via Zahid Group-backed buyout.
The miners were stranded Thursday after a skip door on a rock winder opened unexpectedly at Level 39, disrupting access to lower levels.
Pick n Pay, partly owned by the Ackerman family, posted $6.8 billion revenue in 2025 as Boxer growth and recapitalization drove a sharp cut in losses.
The payment resolves all pending litigation between the two state-backed firms, according to a Sens announcement issued after the market closed on Friday.
South Africa's media landscape shifts as Caxton & CTP Publishers stock dips, impacting CEO Terrence Moolman’s fortune.
According to Forbes estimates, his net worth rose from $3 billion in mid-March to $3.2 billion by late May.
This mirrors wider investor caution amid challenges facing the global pharmaceutical sector and instability in emerging markets.
The continued slide in the company’s share price on the Malawi Stock Exchange has dragged down his holdings significantly.
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 downturn reflects mounting investor caution regarding the company’s near-term growth prospects amid a challenging economic climate in South Africa.
The company’s results for the year ending March 31, 2025, underscore a business in transformation, yet also raise questions about financial transparency and consumer risk.
TymeBank and Sanlam are launching a 50-50 joint venture to expand digital credit access to underserved South Africans through unsecured loans and insurance.