Backed by South Africa’s richest man, RCL to unbundle and list Rainbow Chicken
RCL Foods is 77-percent owned by Remgro, an investment holding company controlled by South Africa’s richest man Johann Rupert.
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RCL Foods is 77-percent owned by Remgro, an investment holding company controlled by South Africa’s richest man Johann Rupert.
MTN Group under Ralph Mupita has solidified its position as Africa’s leading telecom service provider, with a customer base exceeding 292 million across 19 markets.
The recent decline in Pick ‘n Pay shares has led to a reduction in the market value of the Ackerman family’s stake by R906.4 million ($47.43 million) over the last 15 days
Resilient REIT, led by South African tycoon, seals $185.3-million acquisition of Salera Centro Comercial in Spain.
Under the leadership of Mupita, MTN Group has cemented its status as Africa’s leading telecom service provider.
Wiese emphasized that the current withdrawal of foreign investors, including those from South Africa, is a temporary phenomenon.
In a strategic move to bolster its presence in the Asian market, Glencore is actively pursuing the acquisition of Shell’s assets situated on Pulau Bukom island.
Gosa leads Akhona Strategic Investments in acquiring a significant stake in Bidvest International Logistics.
The surge in Oppenheimer’s wealth, which now totals $450 million year-to-date, can be attributed to a significant boost in the valuation of his diverse investments.
In response, Sasfin expresses disappointment, pledging cooperation with Sars and commitment to tax compliance.
Despite the impressive revenue growth, Woolworths encountered supply chain disruptions that impacted sales during the 26-week period.
With the latest development, Econet Lesotho has become the second mobile operator in the country to deploy 5G, marking a significant stride in Lesotho’s telecom sector.
Le Roux owns an 11.39-percent stake in Capitec Bank, making him one of the richest men on the continent.
Concerns were raised about the potential negative consequences on employees, shareholders, public finances, network investment, coverage, and social programs.
The macroeconomic environment, characterized by weaker oil and petrochemical prices, unstable product demand, and continued inflationary pressure, impacted Sasol’s performance.
The 82-year-old South African businessman’s journey in the diamond industry began in 1976 when he purchased a mine along the Orange River.