Thursday, May 1, 2025

GHOST BITES (Alphamin | Assura – Primary Health Properties | Jubilee | Purple Group)

Purple Group's growth flywheel is spinning. Alphamin is back up and running at the Bisie tin mine. Assura has rejected the Primary Health Properties deal and gone with the all-cash offer from KKR/Stonepeak.

GHOST BITES (Anglo American | Anglo American Platinum | aReit | Cashbuild)

Anglo American is ready to demerge Anglo American Platinum. Cashbuild has pulled the trigger on the acquisition of a few hardware stores. aReit has suffered large impairments.

GHOST BITES (African Rainbow Capital | Sirius Real Estate | Trematon)

The African Rainbow Capital offer is apparently fair to shareholders - after some mental gymnastics. Sirius Real Estate had a great year. Trematon's portfolio value keeps trending lower.

GHOST BITES (CMH | Purple Group)

CMH is running out of gears in a disrupted automotive industry. Purple Group is now on the right part of the J-curve, evidenced by the latest numbers.

GHOST BITES (Jubilee Metals | Murray & Roberts | Orion Minerals | Primary Health Properties – Assura)

Murray & Roberts released the business rescue plan. Primary Health Properties is trying to seduce Assura shareholders. Jubilee Metals needs to make a decision on the Zambian Large Waste project. Orion Minerals has a new CEO.

GHOST BITES (Accelerate Property Fund | Life Healthcare)

Accelerate has sold its stake in Portside - and at a modest discount to NAV. Life Healthcare shareholders gave a resounding approval to the LMI disposal.

GHOST BITES (iOCO | Kore Potash | Renergen)

iOCO (previously EOH) has made strong progress in its margins. Kore Potash has suffered a wobbly with funding plans, but hopefully only a small one. Renergen released a quarterly update.

GHOST BITES (Accelerate Property Fund | AECI | ArcelorMittal | Emira Property Fund | enX | Ethos Capital | Jubilee Metals | Nampak |...

Positive signs at Accelerate Property Fund. AECI, enX and Ethos Capital announced disposals. ArcelorMittal can keep the Longs business alive for now. Emira, Jubilee Metals, PSG, Sephaku, Vukile and York Timber had financial updates. Phil Roux is leaving Nampak.
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