Reinet Investments, the investment outfit chaired by Johann Rupert, says its net asset value rose by almost double digits in its year to end-March, lifted by a solid performance by British American Tobacco (BAT), its second-biggest asset, and a reduction in debt.

Net asset value rose to 9.4% to €5.9bn (R98bn) to end-March, with the group upping its dividend by 12% to 0.28 euro cents, which is about 47% higher than that paid in 2020...

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