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

Mr Price blows up its investment thesis - and spectacularly. KAP is looking much better. Anglo American and Teck Resources shareholders approve the merger. Grindrod's performance is a mixed bag. Libstar continues to clean house.

Safari Investments plans to go private with Heriot - but at a cheeky price. Prosus will get 100% of Just Eat Takeaway.com. Standard Bank's performance is consistent. Labat is a very different company now. On a busy day, we also saw updates from the likes of 4Sight, Insimbi, Jubilee Metals and Stefanutti Stocks.

Pick n Pay might be improving, but they are still loss-making. Discovery has lofty medium-term targets. Equites Property Fund remains bullish on SA vs. UK. Hammerson is enjoying strong support in the debt markets. Deneb is acquiring 80% in Dawning Filters.

enX has sold its lubricants division and the market loves the deal. SA Corporate Real Estate released a pre-close update. Sabvest and South32 have corporate news. Labat is still losing a fortune. Supermarket Income REIT lists on the JSE.

enX is selling Eqstra to Nedbank. Jubilee Metals has taken a big step forward with its coal strategy. Look out for earnings news from Marshall Monteagle and Trustco as well.

Important numbers were released by the likes of AECI, Altron, AVI and British American Tobacco. Naspers released the cross-holding circular. Is De Beers suffering from lab-grown diamonds.

Growthpoint and Mr Price were the biggest stories of the day, with important updates from Harmony and Stadio as well. Brimstone's NAV is available. Labat did something strange.