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Ghost Bites
Another Bumper Ghost Bites Edition (Boxer | Canal+ | Kumba Iron Ore | Merafe | Mpact | Vodacom)
In this bumper edition of Ghost Bites, you'll get updates from Boxer and Canal+ as two different consumer-focused companies. Kumba Iron Ore, Merafe and Mpact bring us numbers from the "real economy". Vodacom is having a grand old time in Egypt.
Ghost Bites
Bumper Ghost Bites Edition (African Rainbow Minerals | Anglo American | Cashbuild | Fairvest | Kumba Iron Ore | Mr Price | Pepkor |...
In this edition of Ghost Bites:
African Rainbow Minerals to invest heavily in two South African projects
Anglo American needs a strong second half in copper
Cashbuild's...
Dominique Olivier
When marketing misses the market
The Starbucks disaster in South Korea cost a CEO his job, a brand its market, and thousands of customers their loyalty. The strangest part isn't that somebody made the mistake; it's that so many people didn't catch it before it went public. Dominique Olivier walks us through several corporate marketing catastrophes that should never have happened.
Ghost Bites
Ghost Bites (Kumba Iron Ore | Nedbank | Reinet | Sasol)
Kumba is a victim of the rand (and several other things). A big step forward for Nedbank in East Africa. Reinet's underperformance vs. British American Tobacco is incredible to witness. Sasol's business performance metrics for FY26 look encouraging.
Ghost Bites
Aspen’s fat profits from thinner people; Prosus exits Delivery Hero
This episode of the Ghost Bites podcast on YouTube and Apple Podcasts / Spotify features Argent Industrial, Aspen, Coronation, Ninety One, Prosus, South32 - and a dog in a superhero cape!
Ghost Bites
Ghost Bites (Aspen | South32)
Aspen gets ready for thinner clients and fatter profits in Canada, but it all depends on whether they can get supply of the key active pharmaceutical ingredient. South32 signs off on a strong FY26 during a key transition period.
Unlock the Stock
UNLOCK THE STOCK: 4Sight Holdings
In the 73rd edition of Unlock the Stock, 4Sight Holdings joined us for the first time to discuss the recent financial performance and prospects of the group.
Satrix
Satrix expands further into Africa
Satrix, the leading provider of index-tracking investment products in South Africa, has announced the further expansion of its offering into another African country outside of South Africa. The company selected the Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) as the platform for the secondary listing of three of its JSE-listed exchange traded funds (ETFs), with the listings having gone live on 9 July.
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