Wednesday, January 22, 2025
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GHOST BITES (Naspers – Prosus | Schroder European Real Estate)

Naspers and Prosus took a knock from the US government designating Tencent as a military company - and I bought the dip. Schroder European Real Estate sold a mall in Germany.

GHOST BITES (Accelerate | AECI | Bell Equipment | Cilo Cybin | Gemfields | Prosus – Naspers | Thungela)

Prosus is investing further in Latin America and Thungela is chasing dreams in Australia. Bell Equipment's earnings are dropping sharply, Gemfields is in trouble and Accelerate Property Fund is still treading water. And why is the AECI CFO suddenly on the way out?

GHOST BITES (Aspen | Metair | Rex Trueform | Sanlam | Sasfin)

Aspen is bringing Eli Lilly's Ozempic competitor to the SA market. Metair is getting even less from the Mutlu disposal than we thought. Rex Trueform is buying a software group at a huge multiple. Sanlam unlocked billions from Allianz. Sasfin is delisting this month.

Weekly corporate finance activity by SA exchange-listed companies

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

GHOST BITES (Accelerate | Murray & Roberts | Novus | Remgro)

In a market shocker, Murray & Roberts is suspended from trading and in business rescue. Novus managed solid profits. Mediclinic is boosting Remgro. Accelerate needs to renegotiate the F&G deal.

GHOST BITES (AVI | Bidcorp | Mantengu Mining | Metair | MultiChoice | Powerfleet | Premier | Quantum | Santam)

MultiChoice released terrible numbers. In contract, the likes of AVI, Bidcorp, Premier, Quantum and Santam are navigating difficult conditions successfully. Mantengu Mining is ramping up. Metair is a step closer to getting out of Turkey. Powerfleet's cost savings are paying off.

GHOST BITES (AngloGold | Gold Fields | Grindrod | Lesaka | MultiChoice | Sappi | Truworths)

AngloGold released blockbuster results, but the joint venture with Gold Fields in Ghana remains delayed. Grindrod had to shut the Mozambique ports in the wake of election violence. Lesaka, MultiChoice, Sappi and Truworths all released numbers.

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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