The Finance Ghost
Ghost Bites
GHOST BITES (Quantum Foods | MultiChoice – Santam – Sanlam)
Quantum Foods achieved a substantial jump in earnings based on improved conditions in the poultry sector. Santam and Sanlam have implemented their deal related to MultiChoice's insurance business.
Ghost Stories
Ghost Stories #60: Debt markets – the other side of the coin
Intengo Market is a digital marketplace for debt instruments in South Africa, driving outcomes like increased liquidity and price discovery. CEO Ian Norden joined me on this podcast to give an overview of the debt markets in South Africa. You can expect many more insights in months to come.
Ghost Bites
GHOST BITES (Castleview – SA Corporate Real Estate | Remgro | Schroder European Real Estate)
Remgro's capital markets day proved that you should find someone who looks at you the way Remgro looks at dividends. Castleview bought more of SA Corporate Real Estate. In other property news, Schroder's valuation dropped again.
Dominique Olivier
Raising the ghost of Smoot-Hawley
We can't guess where the tariffs and trade war will end up. Instead, we can just revisit the historical parallel. As the saying goes: history doesn’t always repeat itself, but it often rhymes. Dominique Olivier tells the story of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930.
Ghost Bites
GHOST BITES (Delta Property Fund | Gemfields | Vukile Property Fund)
Gemfields needs to raise capital after things just didn't go their way in 2024. Vukile Property Fund is investing further in Portugal. Delta Property Fund is selling properties.
Podcasts
PODCAST: Positioning for tariff turmoil
In this special edition of Investec’s No Ordinary Wednesday podcast, Jeremy Maggs is joined by Chris Holdsworth and Osagyefo Mazwai to delve into the recent market turmoil following President Donald Trump's controversial tariff announcements.
Ghost Bites
GHOST BITES (Anglo American | Choppies | Life Healthcare | Murray & Roberts | Renergen | Tharisa | Trematon)
Renergen scored an initial victory against Springbok Solar. Murray & Roberts is indeed a doughnut. Anglo's deal with Peabody is under fire. Life Healthcare has complex numbers. Tharisa's production came under pressure. Trematon's capital allocation looks off to me. Choppies is selling Choppies Zimbabwe.
DealMakers
Weekly corporate finance activity by SA exchange-listed companies
Weekly summary of corporate finance activity by South African exchange listed companies.
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