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Ghost Bites
GHOST BITES (Balwin | Coronation | Delta Property Fund | Gold Fields | Mantengu Mining | Pick n Pay | PPC | Renergen |...
Balwin and Pick n Pay are both suffering, the latter more than the former. Gold Fields finished a deal in record time. PPC seems to be on the up. Renergen finds itself in an awkward spot. Look out for Coronation, Delta Property Fund, Mantengu Mining and Southern Palladium as well.
Ghost Bites
Ghost Bites (Copper 360 | KAP | Master Drilling)
KAP has given tighter earnings guidance, with a likely drop in HEPS year-on-year. Watch out for impairments at Master Drilling. Copper 360 had some changes to its financials.
Ghost Bites
Ghost Bites (Discovery | Glencore | JSE | MTN | Quilter)
MTN is now severely loss-making. Glencore is keeping its coal and carbon steel assets. Quilter is going from strength to strength. The JSE's margins are under pressure. Discovery is restructuring Vitality.
Ghost Bites
Ghost Bites (Copper 360 | Mpact | MTN Uganda | Pick n Pay | Telkom)
Pick n Pay found strong market support. Telkom's great Q1 isn't a reflection of the full year. Mpact had a tough interim period. MTN Uganda is one of the best subsidiaries. Copper 360 has started mining at Rietberg.
Ghost Bites
Ghost Bites (Glencore | Orion Minerals | South32 | Telemasters)
Glencore's acquisition of Elk Valley Resources is unconditional. South32's sale of Illawarra is one step closer to completion. Orion Minerals opened the share purchase plan. Telemasters has potential corporate activity.
DealMakers
Weekly corporate finance activity by SA exchange-listed companies
Weekly summary of corporate finance activity by South African exchange listed companies
Ghost Bites
Ghost Bites (Bidvest | Brikor | NEPI Rockcastle | Texton)
Bidvest is getting more focused, selling its bank and buying another services company. Brikor might be taken private. NEPI Rockcastle has exited Serbia. Texton partially sells down its US exposure.
Ghost Bites
Ghost Bites (ArcelorMittal | Brait – Ethos Capital | Sibanye-Stillwater | Spear – Emira | Tongaat Hulett)
ArcelorMittal could be the bravest GNU play of all. Spear releases the Emira circular. Sibanye concludes the s189. Brait and Ethos are moving forward with their plans. Tongaat Hulett might remain listed, but why bother?
