Shares in Kap Industrial, which counted Steinhoff as a major investor until March, have fallen to their worst level in about four years after the group warned of a decline in earnings in the year to end-June.
Kap, which owns industrial, chemical and logistics businesses, said last week that headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the full year would be at least 20% down from a year before...
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