After furnishing investors with more information about the factors behind Nampak’s earnings, which rose year on year but slipped from the halfway mark, Nampak’s shares surged as much as 11% on Thursday.

Despite posting a positive update on significantly improved annual earnings (https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/companies/industrials/2024-11-27-nampak-to-report-higher-earnings/)ahead of final results expected on December 2, Nampak shares fell 12.5% to R400.76 on Wednesday when it told investors it expected to report headline earnings per share (HEPS) from continuing operations for the year ended September of 3,100c-3,500c...

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