Saturday, December 21, 2024
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Pepkor

GHOST BITES (London Finance & Investment Group | Powerfleet | Schroder European Real Estate)

London Finance & Investment Group is set to delist. Powerfleet has given an idea of what its enlarged group now looks like financially. Schroder European Real Estate is fighting with French tax authorities.

GHOST BITES (Anglo American – Amplats | Equites | FirstRand | HCI | KAL Group | Life Healthcare | Pepkor | Purple | Shaftesbury...

Equites, FirstRand, HCI, KAL Group, Life Healthcare, Pepkor, Purple, Shaftesbury, Stefanutti Stocks and Zeda all gave important earnings updates. Anglo American is selling down 6% in Amplats. Vodacom and Remgro are appealing the Maziv decision.

GHOST BITES (FirstRand | MTN Rwanda | Nampak | Novus | Pepkor)

FirstRand's motor finance business in the UK has adapted to legal findings. MTN Rwanda is struggling. Nampak announced an asset disposal. Novus' interim earnings got a boost from timing differences, plus they've announced acquisitions. Pepkor's growth looks reasonable.

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 (AfroCentric | Ascendis | Aspen | Motus | Pepkor | Shoprite)

On a bright red day on the local market, there were sharp negative moves for Aspen, Motus, Pepkor and Shoprite in response to announcements. AfroCentric also didn't escape the pain. Ascendis also released results.

Ghost Bites (Anglo American | Clicks | Cilo Cybin | Orion Minerals)

Anglo American has suffered a setback in coal production. Clicks is selling Unicorn Pharmaceuticals. Cilo Cybin starts life as a listed company. Orion Minerals has raised capital.

Weekly corporate finance activity by SA exchange-listed companies

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

Ghost Bites (African Media Entertainment | AYO Technology | Pepkor | Reinet | Spear REIT | Vukile – Capital & Regional – Growthpoint)

Pepkor is becoming increasingly reliant on credit. Look out for property updates from Spear and Vukile. African Media Entertainment is doing well, as is Reinet.
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