Wednesday, May 21, 2025
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Weekly corporate finance activity by SA exchange-listed companies

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

GHOST BITES (4Sight | Alphamin | Assura | Dipula Properties | enX | Europa Metals)

4Sight has done a clever B-BBEE deal. Dipula Properties achieved modest growth. enX misses loadshedding. Alphamin's detailed Q1 financials are available. Europa Metals looks set to be wound up.

GHOST BITES (Balwin | Boxer | Calgro M3 | Lewis | Metair | MTN | Redefine | Santova | South32 | Tiger Brands)

Lewis is shooting the lights out and Tiger Brands is also doing well. MTN is enjoying Africa again. Balwin had a strong second half, while demand at Calgro M3 has faltered. Boxer's results are complicated. Redefine is struggling to find much growth. Look out for Metair, Santova and South32 as well.

Weekly corporate finance activity by SA exchange-listed companies

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

GHOST BITES (Astoria | Barloworld | Fairvest | Master Drilling | Oceana | Pepkor | Remgro | Santova)

Fairvest had no problem raising capital. Pepkor announced a major acquisition. Santova has also flagged a potential acquisition. Astoria, Barloworld and Oceana released difficult numbers. Master Drilling's dividend growth has distracted the market from impairments.

Weekly corporate finance activity by SA exchange-listed companies

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

GHOST BITES (Impala Platinum | Santam)

Impala Platinum's earnings have nosedived. Santam had already enjoyed a strong interim period and it looks like things got even better in the second half of the year.

GHOST BITES (Anglo American | Barloworld | Hyprop | Octodec)

Barloworld has released the much-anticipated circular for the take-private deal. Anglo American's disposal of Jellinbah Group closed faster than expected. Hyprop released a festive trading update. Octodec has taken a small step away from the external manager structure.
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