The market didn't like the AECI results. Conversely, Lighthouse Properties is doing brilliantly, as are mining duo Merafe and Northam Platinum. Sabvest has announced a bolt-on deal at ITL. Jubilee Metals wants to sell its Large Waste Project. Powerfleet is still loss-making.

Sasol's earnings tripled sequentially in H2. Glencore made a killing in the six months to June. Sabvest has kept on delivering, while Super Group has lived up to its name. ASP Isotopes is in full storytelling mode, with all eyes on helium.

Astral Foods has tightened its earnings guidance. MTN Ghana has banked another strong quarter. Primary Health Properties is delivering on merger synergies. And there are plenty of Nibbles today!

Capitec looks unstoppable. BHP and South32 released important production updates. Spear REIT is raising R1 billion. Standard Bank is enjoying double-digit growth. Quilter is doing well in 2026. Stor-Age announced a small deal. AECI found a whoopsie in the financials.

BHP, the world's biggest mining house, has a new South African CEO. Astral Foods is printing money. iOCO, PPC and Sabvest are also doing well. Master Drilling had a somewhat flat year in earnings. Vukile is acquiring a property in Spain. Ethos Capital is in the final stages of unlocking value.

Glencore's Capital Markets Day is a love letter to copper. Nedbank has had a very poor year, while Sabvest has grown beautifully. Hyprop is looking to raise R300 million. Raubex may sell Bauba Resources and Araxi may buy a business in the payments space.

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

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.