Thursday, September 18, 2025
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Who’s doing what this week in the South African M&A space?

Weekly summary of Merger & Acquisition activity by South African companies

Ghost Bites (AfroCentric | ArcelorMittal | ASP Isotopes | Barloworld | Invicta | iOCO | Motus | Shoprite)

Shoprite released more excellent numbers. iOCO is on a firm footing these days. Motus was helped by a decrease in debt. ASP Isotopes is hitting big milestones. Invicta is acquiring a UK business. Barloworld's sanctions investigation is complete. AfroCentric needs to find growth. ArcelorMittal has started shutting the Longs business.

Ghost Bites (Afrimat | Bidcorp | Blue Label Telecoms | Curro | OUTsurance | Spur | Transpaco)

Curro is becoming a non-profit organisation - and it all makes perfect sense. OUTsurance is flying. Punters took profit on Blue Label after results. Afrimat and Transpaco are having a tough time. Bidcorp put in a dependable performance. Spur has a legal battle around a rib plant.

Ghost Bites (Accelerate Property Fund | ASP Isotopes – Renergen | Assura – Primary Health Properties | MAS | Thungela)

The MAS board has confirmed that the Prime Kapital bid is legally valid. Accelerate Property Fund is a complex speculative play. Thungela's earnings have plummeted. The Assura - Primary Health offer is in its final stages. ASP Isotopes will list later this month.

Ghost Bites (AECI | African Rainbow Minerals | ArcelorMittal | Barloworld | Exxaro | Goldrush | Invicta | Lesaka | Lighthouse | MAS |...

An exceptionally busy day of news saw financial updates from AECI, Exxaro, Goldrush, Invicta, Lighthouse, MAS, Resilient, Spear REIT and Sephaku. News of corporate actions came through from African Rainbow Minerals, ArcelorMittal, Barloworld and Lesaka Technologies.

Ghost Bites (CMH | Invicta | Ninety One | SPAR)

SPAR's numbers tell a tough story, but there's hope. Invicta has flagged strong earnings. Ninety One enjoyed a much better second half. CMH finally has a succession plan.

Weekly corporate finance activity by SA exchange-listed companies

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

GHOST BITES (Attacq | Cashbuild | Curro | Emira | Growthpoint | Old Mutual | Quilter | Spur | STADIO | Trellidor | Woolworths)

Woolworths released really disappointing numbers. Curro has a demand problem, but earnings are up for now. Attacq, Quilter, Spur and STADIO all had strong stories to tell. Trellidor and Growthpoint are on the up. Cashbuild and Old Mutual were less exciting. Emira sold a property portfolio.
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