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06 April 2020
Chips are down for Famous Brands
Apart from its Lamberts Bay Foods business, all restaurants and manufacturing plants have shut for the duration of the lockdown.
The technology group says it will report a much reduced first-half loss but is unsure of what lies ahead due to the pandemic.
EasyEquities turns profitable for Purple Group
The online share investment platform has reached a tipping point, with more than 150-thousand active users.
Hamstrung AMSA declares force majeure
The steel producer has suspended operations and says it will be reducing the salaries of workers for the next three months as conditions deteriorate.
AfroCentric shielded from lockdown conditions
The healthcare group says there has been a spike in demand for some products, while Medscheme continues to process claims and assist members.
The airline operator gave no reason for pulling out of the deal, which was aimed at extending its diversification strategy.
03 April 2020
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Famous Brands writes off UK burger chain
The casual dining restaurant group may impair the full value of its investment in Gourmet Burger Kitchen due to the open-ended lockdown.
Altron considers listing Bytes
The technology group says it will start to lay the groundwork now and will assess market conditions for a listing closer to the time.
Libstar postpones dividend to preserve cash
The food group says retail channels have picked up but sales to restaurants, cafes and bars have dried up.
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Cheap eggs hit Quantum's earnings
The poultry producer says rising volumes were not enough to offset the impact of lower egg prices and higher feed production costs.
Due to exemptions for goods critical to the economy, the group can continue loading iron ore at two of its mines in the Northern Cape.
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02 April 2020
Moody’s downgrades SA banks to junk
The ratings agency says borrowers will find it more difficult to repay loans due to the weak economy, resulting in higher credit impairments.
The JSE All Share isn’t alone, and neither is the rand
Ingham Analytics issues an Equity Searchlight entitled "The JSE All Share isn’t alone, and neither is the rand."
Zeder announces Pioneer windfall
The special dividend is less than planned as the investment group is holding some of the sale proceeds back due to uncertain market conditions.
Afrimat to keep producing iron ore
The materials group says the government has created exemptions for goods deemed critical to the health of the economy and its recovery post-crisis.
York battles against cheap imports
The timber producer says dumping of uncertified Brazilian plywood resulted in a sharp decline in international prices.
Attacq withdraws dividend guidance as it works with tenants
The REIT has already paid its interim dividend but says it does not know how its full-year payout will be affected by Covid-19.
Net1 says fee income will come under pressure
The fintech and payments group says while the third-quarter impact will be muted, the three months to June are the ones to watch.
01 April 2020
Sasol guards against ongoing volatility
The oil and chemicals group has put hedges in place as it warns that weaker demand and pricing could impact earnings this year.
Sanlam lines up new leadership
Former Old Mutual executive Paul Hanratty replaces CEO Ian Kirk, who will stay on until December to help address Covid-19 challenges.
Harmony shuts underground mines
The gold producer says output from its SA mines will fall by around three quarters during the 21-day lockdown.
RMH assessing optimal timing for FirstRand unbundling
The investment holding company says it is committed to the restructuring of its portfolio but Covid-19 has caused unprecedented market turmoil.
Capital & Regional’s tenants behind on their rent
The community shopping centre owner says it is engaging with retailers after collecting just half of its second-quarter rent.
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Covid-19 adds to Workforce’s challenges
The group says while some of its clients and businesses have been affected by the lockdown, it has the resources to deal with the situation.
31 March 2020
Insurers prepare for Covid-19 claims
Sanlam says it has a R760 million pandemic reserve created specifically for an event of this nature while Santam is assessing its exposure.
EasyEquities sees demand for beaten-down shares
Sasol is attracting significant attention from clients following a massive decline in its share price this year.
Ingham Analytics issues a note on the role of liquidity in the efficient function of markets.
Sappi reports falling demand due to Covid-19
Orders for graphic paper and dissolving wood pulp have come under pressure but it expects packaging material to be more resilient.
Metair postpones dividend as it warns of lower earnings
The group says it wants to provide its underlying businesses with additional financial flexibility due to the impact of Covid-19.
Barloworld hunkers down for the long haul
The industrial group is implementing austerity measures but says its strong balance sheet should support it through a tough period.
Nampak gets temporary relief from weak rand
The diversified packaging group has also warned that prolonged disruption to its supply chain could impact future operating results and cash flows.
Sasol Khanyisa Public – Interim results release
The Sasol Khanyisa Public (RF) Limited interim financial results for the six months ended.
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The investment holding company extended an offer it made to one minority shareholder of the poultry and food group.
The private schools group has bought a preparatory school in Port Elizabeth, using some of the proceeds of a rights issue.
The metals processing company is expanding into copper and cobalt as its PGM and chrome operations mature.
