Group Five to fill investors in on business rescue

The construction group’s business rescue practitioners will engage with shareholders next week as assets are put up for sale.

Resilient Stor-age raises dividend

The self-storage property group expects next year’s dividend to be 7%-9% higher if conditions don’t deteriorate.

Oando’s AGM cancelled amid boardroom tussle

The Nigerian oil group says the SEC’s actions are not in the best interests of the company or its shareholders.

Wescoal won’t be farming on Vanggatfontein

Acquiring the surface rights to the farm where its Vanggatfontein colliery is situated will allow it to expand the operation.

Adrenna warns of lower earnings

The property group will report a headline loss per share but its tangible net asset value has improved.

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Tongaat suspended on results delay

The sugar producer said the decision wasn’t taken lightly and was meant to protect investors as its financial statements couldn’t be trusted.

MultiChoice’s maiden results will reveal a loss

While earnings have been affected by forex losses and a stake given to its empowerment schemes, its core profit will be as much as 12% higher.

ARC gets AI backing for TymeBank

Ethos Private Equity’s Artificial Intelligence Fund has invested in the new digital bank.

Profit dips as Capital Appreciation invests for growth

The FinTech business is developing new productions and building capacity as it signs on more financial institutions as customers.

NEPI Rockcastle takes A2X to 21

The European shopping centre owner will take a secondary listing on the exchange next Tuesday in addition to its JSE and Euronext listings.

The Week Ahead of 10 June 2019

Global growth prospects continue to deteriorate

A new chapter in Lonmin’s 110-year history

Investors will receive shares in Sibanye-Stillwater this week following the suspension and delisting of the group’s stock from the JSE and the LSE.

Bidvest maintains margins despite tough trading conditions

The industrials services group says growth in trading profit lost momentum in the four months to end-April.

Stars align for Kibo’s Benga project

The energy company has submitted its feasibility studies to Mozambique’s authorities and is now trying to secure coal supply and power purchase agreements.

Crookes prepares for bumper harvest

The agricultural group has benefited from strong sugar yields and new macadamia orchards coming into production.

Sasol stock still to pump

The overreaction to the cost overruns at Sasol’s Lake Charles Chemical Project are correcting as predicted in Ingham Analytics note of last week.

Stenprop trims dividend as it repositions its portfolio

The industrial property investor has trimmed its full-year payout by 16% to 6.75p and will offer a scrip alternative subject to approval.

Gas producer Renergen rises on ASX debut

The natural gas and helium company’s shares rose 27.5% on their Australian debut.

Trustco bounces back

The Namibian investment company expects a big improvement in full-year earnings from its main investment segments.

Bauba prepares for prospecting right

The platinum and chrome exploration company says its application for a prospecting right over the farm Hartebeesfontein has been accepted.

Who’s doing what this week in the South African M&A space?

Weekly summary of M&A activity by South African companies

Who’s doing what in the African M&A space?

Weekly summary of all M&A activity from across Africa (excluding South Africa)

Weekly corporate finance activity by SA exchange-listed companies

Weekly summary of corporate finance activity by South African exchange listed companies

Thorts - Directors’ Power to Appoint: A look at section 68(3) of the Companies Act

Section 68(3) of the Companies Act empowers a board to appoint an eligible person to serve as a director of a company on a temporary basis.

Mkhwanazi takes the chair at EOH

Xolani Mkhwanazi’s appointment as chairman follows those of CEO Stephen van Coller and financial director Megan Pydigadu.

Sibanye curtails job losses in restructuring

Close to 3,500 employees will be affected, with voluntary separation, early retirement and natural attrition accounting for the bulk of the job losses.

Sanlam battles the headwinds

The insurer has grown new business and headline earnings despite turbulence in SA and other emerging markets.

Alex Forbes warns of earnings decline

The pension funds administrator has been affected by a number of write-offs and the cost of writing off an expensive IT contract.

Jubilee to double PGM production capacity

The company says it’s also progressing with its acquisition of the Sable Zinc refinery in Zambia as it tries to further diversify earnings.

My best and worst performers year to date

Today I was doing a quick month-end review of my US Share portfolio. Here are my Top five best performers.