Posts Tagged: Shoprite
PPC has decreased debt by R500 million
PPC has been on the radar of many investors in recent times. The share price has increased over 150% in the past year, yet longer-term holders are still in the red as the company is down over 14% in the past three years.
Remgro rebounds
Remgro has released results for the six months ended December 2021 and has declared a dividend.
Northam Platinum: production down; earnings up
Northam Platinum released a trading statement and update for the six months ended December 2021. The result at HEPS level reflects the joys of being at a favourable point in the cycle, with earnings up
Jubilee is playing the long game
Jubilee Metals has released its results for the six months ended December 2021. This was an important period to the group, as the benefits of the commodity cycle were realised and the integrated Inyoni chrome and PGM facility was completed.
Gemfields signs off on a sparkling year
If nothing else, the Gemfields announcement taught me the term annus mirabilis which is the opposite of annus horribilis – another Latin term with a first word that hasn’t aged well.
Rebosis disposal slashed by nearly R3 billion
Rebosis is in the process of selling a substantial property portfolio to Ulricraft for R6.32 billion, an injection of cash that Rebosis desperately needs.
Bell: the company, not the distractions
After a year in which the focus was firmly on the shareholders of Bell Equipment rather than the company itself, the group will be pleased to report a solid set of numbers for the year ended 31 December 2021.
Hulamin: a big result but no dividend
Hulamin released a cracking set of the results for the year ended December 2021. Much of it seems to have been priced in, as the company only closed 2.8% higher.
Renergen announces another strategic investor
Renergen’s projects are full of helium and so is the share price, with another 9.7% increase yesterday. The year-to-date performance is now a 27.7% jump, which is a wonderful return especially when viewed against global
ADvTECH shows (cost) discipline in the classroom
For the year ended December 2021, ADvTECH achieved revenue growth of 8%. The Schools South Africa division could only manage revenue growth of 4% and the Tertiary / University division achieved a similar result. The