Posts Tagged: Spear REIT
Barloworld: masters of tough times
Barloworld rallied more than 9% yesterday based on a voluntary trading update for the five months to 28 February. The share price has taken a nasty knock this year based on the group’s exposure to
Nampak has a wobbly
The market dished out a slap to Nampak that even Will Smith would be proud of. The share price closed nearly 7% down after releasing a voluntary trading update for the five months to the end of February 2022.
KAP shows strong momentum for FY22
KAP has provided an operational update and trading statement covering the eight months to 28 February 2022. This is effectively the most recent interim period (for which results were released) plus another two months.
Famous Brands goes (almost) vegan
Famous Brands is on the acquisition trail again. Sometimes this works rather well and other times it becomes a complete disaster, like the small mistake of Wakaberry (remember that?) and the very large mistake of Gourmet Burger Kitchen.
Irongate: playing hard-to-get worked
Irongate Group has entered into a scheme implementation agreement with Charter Hall PGGM Industrial Partnership No.2 (just rolls off the tongue, doesn’t it?) through which Charter Hall would acquire 100% of the units in the
Unlock the Stock: Bell Equipment
Bell Equipment is positively exposed to the commodity upswing that is dominating markets.
EOH back in the green but needs R750 million
EOH climbed 9.4% to R5.80 per share after a trading statement for the six months to January 2022 was released, along with an update on the disposal of Sybrin.
Renergen: Balrogs and Pancake Swaps
Renergen has released a quarterly activities report that covers the three months to February 2022.
Sibanye: highly presentable
One of the things I really like about Sibanye-Stillwater is that the company keeps investors informed about the operations and the strategy.
Record auction results for Gemfields
It’s amazing how momentum works for and against companies. When times are good, the happy news just seems to keep on coming.