Monday, November 18, 2024
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Raising equity on the JSE

Equity raises often succeed when a company presents a robust acquisition pipeline and a proven track record of executing accretive acquisitions effectively.

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 Wrap #75 (MTN’s African subsidiaries | ArcelorMittal | Curro)

MTN's African subsidiaries are further evidence that using "Africa" as an umbrella term is dangerous. Speaking of danger, operating leverage at ArcelorMittal is a massive concern. Curro is clawing its way back to pre-pandemic earnings.

Ghost Wrap #74 (Balwin | British American Tobacco | Mr Price | Vodacom)

What does Balwin's push into rentals mean for the investment case? How are British American Tobacco's New Categories performing? Is Mr Price growing in the core business? And is Vodacom managing to grow? Find out in Ghost Wrap, brought to you by Forvis Mazars.

Ghost Wrap #72 (KAP | Sephaku Holdings | ArcelorMittal | Nampak)

Get the latest on KAP's performance, Sephaku's positioning for the GNU Dawn, ArcelorMittal as a risky (but interesting) punt and Nampak as a turnaround story that is on a solid footing.

Ghost Stories #37: Investing in Private Credit

Ready to learn about private credit? This podcast brings tons of experience to the table, with Reginald Labuschagne and Harris Gorre talking to everything from capital allocation through to private credit opportunities.

Who’s doing what this week in the South African M&A space?

Weekly summary of Merger & Acquisition activity by South African companies

Ghost Bites (Brait | Bytes | Discovery | JSE | MC Mining | Merafe | OUTsurance | Sibanye-Stillwater | STADIO | Sun International |...

On a very busy day of company news, we saw numbers come in from Discovery, JSE, Merafe, OUTsurance, STADIO, Sun International and Thungela. There's corporate activity at Brait, MC Mining and Sibanye-Stillwater.
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