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

MTN's share price has taken another knock. Advtech and Gold Fields have positive stories to tell, but the same can't be said for Italtile, where the manufacturing business is under immense pressure. Southern Palladium has been granted a mining right.

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.

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

As expected, Hyprop increased the size of the capital raise. Hammerson has recycled capital at a premium to book. Trustco's investment in Meya Mining is in serious trouble. In the Nibbles: MAS, Prosus and more.

Hudaco's consumer-related products segment boosted the interim period. There are signs of life at Optasia, but I'm waiting for detailed results. Supermarket Income REIT has refinanced £445 million in debt.

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

South32 is getting out of the aluminium sector - and the market really likes the deal. Remgro has concluded the Mediclinic restructure.