The sugar producer wants to cut debt by R8.1bn by March 2021
The embattled sugar producer, which is urgently trying to reduce debt, has sold property to Balwin
The fishing group expects headline earnings to rise after a strong performance from its operations and new acquisitions
The sugar producer wants to reduce its SA debt by R8.1bn by March 2021 and is considering an equity raise
Importers and exporters say higher duties on chicken imports will be futile as local industry is unable to meet demand
Shareholders push the shares down 67% to a record low as the scandal-hit agri-processing company resumes trading
The embattled sugar producer says it is struggling to reduce its SA debt through earnings from that market
Had agro-processing company kept stakes in plots sold around burgeoning areas, its dire situation would be much different today
The embattled sugar producer requested that trading in its shares be suspended in June, as it grappled with accounting irregularities
No clear reason has been given for why the asset manager might want to pull out of the much-lauded deal
Louis von Zeuner says the matter has been referred to the National Prosecuting Authority and the JSE
Between September 2018 and September 2019, Kaap Agri’s market capitalisation, which now stands at about R2.1bn, shrank by 19.8%
Labat Africa will acquire a 70% interest in a business to be known as CannAfrica
Vote paves way for Tongaat to access R12bn in new credit lines to refinance its existing deb
The embattled sugar producer will wait until issuing a six-month trading update before seeking reinstatement on the JSE
The company previously estimated its 2018 results would need to be impaired by up to R4.5bn
Kaap Agri CEO Sean Walsh spoke with Business Day TV about the group’s full-year results
Undesirable accounting practices resulted in revenue being recognised in earlier reporting periods, with 10 executives implicated
The agriculture group said revenue grew by almost a third in its year to end-September amid a subdued retail environment
Berry industry set for phenomenal growth over the next five years, with vastly increased plantings
