Burstone has evolved from a traditional property company into something very different. Instead of relying on shareholders to fund growth, the company is increasingly using institutional partners and private capital to scale its platform. But can that model deliver the returns that investors are looking for? Andrew Wooler (CEO of Burstone Group) joined me to unpack the thinking behind the strategy.

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

Brikor is under mandatory offer. Discovery released very adjusted earnings. Libstar's volumes are down. There's construction sector news at Stef Stocks and WBHO. Kore Potash rounds out the day of news.

This is a good day to learn about how the new insurance accounting standard is distorting earnings. Also look out for property, mining and retail updates, along with Nampak pricing its rights offer.

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

Attacq has agreed binding terms for the Waterfall deal with the GEPF. Invicta's odd-lot is going ahead. RMB Holdings is fighting with Atterbury. Trouble in Germany for Sappi and right here at home for Wesizwe.

Aside from the extraordinary events at Naspers and Prosus, there were important updates from the likes of Exxaro and Hyprop, amongst others.

It was a day of big and small on the JSE, with numbers from Naspers and Prosus accompanied by a variety of small cap updates. Look out for detailed numbers from Spar, for which you need a strong stomach.