Sibanye-Stillwater to cut jobs at Marikana

The group says the restructuring is aimed at ensuring the sustainability of Marikana, which is not a going concern as an independent entity.

AB InBev going ahead with $5 billion IPO

Budweiser APAC is expected to make its debut on the Hong Kong stock exchange next Monday.

Nampak to report a mixed performance

The packaging group has partly offset currency volatility and weak demand with operational efficiencies.

Rolfes flags full-year loss

The group has impaired its Agri and Water businesses due to the difficult trading environment and subdued outlook.

Wesizwe swings to a profit

The platinum producer will report a big improvement in first-half earnings as it progresses with the development of the Bakubung platinum mine.

RMI’s OUTsurance exits New Zealand business

OUTsurance subsidiary Youi plans to focus its attention on its Australian business.

Ingham Analytics issues a note on BHP

Ingham Analytics says that for investors looking to play the recent oil disruption theme, BHP is one stock that benefits from higher oil prices.

Brait rallies on restructuring moves

The investment group plans to slash debt, cut costs and restructuring its investment portfolio.

Tongaat revamps its board to hasten turnaround

Former Absa veteran Louis von Zener will chair Tongaat as it takes steps to sort out its accounts and turn around its business.

Strong support for Omnia rights issue

The chemicals, fertiliser and explosives group says its R2 billion capital raise was fully subscribed.

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The Week Ahead of 23 September 2019

Expect more interest rate cuts across the globe.

Unicorn flags a headline loss

The mining services group says earnings for the year to end-June will be up, but its headline loss will widen.

Freedom property disposals stall again

The capital growth fund planned to use the proceeds to pay down its debt.

Investec hit by Brexit uncertainty

Uncertainty around Brexit and global trade wars have impacted investment banking fees and trading income at its UK Specialist Banking business.

Burger King crowns a better year for Grand Parade

The burger chain has turned a profit, while the group cut its losses by liquidating some loss-making investments.

Gemfields delivers a varied performance

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Stenprop on track with its strategic plan

The industrial property owner wants three-fifths of its portfolio to consist of multi-let industrial properties by the end of March.

PPC’s new CEO ready for work

Roland van Wijnen takes over next month after receiving a permit to work in SA.

Blue Label hit by Cell C impairment

Trading losses and impairments at the mobile network operator are largely to blame for an expected loss at Blue Label.

Mr Price puts a tag on non-compliance case

The retailer launched an internal investigation following allegations of non-compliance with its code of conduct by two managers and a supplier.

Altron to appeal Tshwane contract loss

The Gauteng High Court set the contract aside in July due to tender irregularities.

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Caxton holds up in tough media environment

The printing and publishing group says it has shown some resilience by posting a relatively small decline in headline earnings.

Heriot targets at least 6% dividend growth

The real estate investment trust grew its 2019 distribution by over 10 percent on a comparable basis.

Texton endures toughest year ever

The real estate investment trust has trimmed its dividend by 20 percent due to tough conditions in SA and the UK.

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