Rockcastle on Eastern European shopping spree
NEPI Rockcastle has strengthened its position in Central and Eastern Europe with the purchase of the Paradise Center in Sofia, Bulgaria. - by Stephen Gunnion
Pallinghurst’s losses widen as Gemfields' value falls
Pallinghurst's losses have more than doubled due to a fall in the value of Gemfields before it took full control of the miner. - by Stephen Gunnion
York says it’s in talks with Norwegian-based forestry company Green Resources regarding a possible tie-up. - by Stephen Gunnion
Op-Ed: Engineering study dispels myths on limits to renewable energy in the South African grid
A serious engineering study and report has dispelled the myths and propaganda peddled by fired former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe. - by DailyMaverick
KPMG SA: CEO Nhlamulo Dlomu – pulling a jumbo out of a nosedive
On Friday 15 September KPMG International made a dramatic admission that KPMG SA had fallen way short of governance standards. - by DailyMaverick
Who’s doing what in the South African & African M&A space?
Find out whats happening this week in your M&A Pulse brought to you by DealMakers. - by DealMakers
Movers & Shakers - Andrew Parsons
Parsons was previously a director at Norton Rose Fulbright where he headed up the Commercial Corporate, Mergers and Acquisitions department. - by DealMakers
Corporate finance activity of the week
The company successfully raised R15,4 billion through the placement 750 million shares at R20.50 per share. The placement shares represent 21.74% of the total issued shares of the company. - by DealMakers
Thorts - The language never spoken
Sharpening your observational skills and developing your body language expertise enables you to quickly build rapport with just about anyone. - by DealMakers
Rockcastle on Eastern European shopping spree
NEPI Rockcastle has strengthened its position in Central and Eastern Europe with the purchase of the Paradise Center in Sofia, Bulgaria. - by Stephen Gunnion
Pallinghurst’s losses widen as Gemfields' value falls
Pallinghurst's losses have more than doubled due to a fall in the value of Gemfields before it took full control of the miner. - by Stephen Gunnion
York says it’s in talks with Norwegian-based forestry company Green Resources regarding a possible tie-up. - by Stephen Gunnion
Op-Ed: Engineering study dispels myths on limits to renewable energy in the South African grid
A serious engineering study and report has dispelled the myths and propaganda peddled by fired former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe. - by DailyMaverick
KPMG SA: CEO Nhlamulo Dlomu – pulling a jumbo out of a nosedive
On Friday 15 September KPMG International made a dramatic admission that KPMG SA had fallen way short of governance standards. - by DailyMaverick
Sasol shares slide as it moves to replace failed empowerment scheme
Sasol's Inzalo scheme, which was due to expire next year, will be replaced with a new one, but there's no payout to shareholders. - by Stephen Gunnion
Take advantage of 12J tax relief while investing in disruptive technology.
Investing in a Section 12J company gives investors access to sectors that are limited or non-existent in the listed space on the JSE. - by INCE|Community
Chicken producers in a flap over flu outbreak
Quantum Foods and RCL have confirmed an outbreak of avian influenza at some of their farms in the Western Cape. - by Stephen Gunnion
Rolfes gets hammered on restatement blip
Rolfes has been forced to restate financial results due to a number of accounting errors and the understatement of impairments. - by Stephen Gunnion
SARS vs KPMG: Cornered Moyane risks total exposure
On Monday, SARS Commissioner Tom Moyane, barely able to contain his rage, denounced KPMG SA for retracting on Friday the findings and recommendations of its 2014 report... - by DailyMaverick
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Op-Ed: KPMG – Too big to fail?
KPMG is struggling to survive and its recent restructuring and public pronouncements have not helped its cause either. - by DailyMaverick
