Investors injected a minimum of R100 for shares worth R50,000 and up to R25,000 for shares valued at R500,000
The global food services group expects headline earnings per share for the six months to end-December to rise
Rising unemployment and the threat of load-shedding also cast a shadow over the sector
Italtile CEO Jan Potgieter talks to Business Day TV about the company’s performance
FNB economist Siphamandla Mkhwanazi talks to Business Day TV about the latest retail sales data
Radiant, which the group bought in January 2019, helped to lift revenue in the lighting division by more than a third
Declining confidence in the building sector and the prospect of SA being downgraded to junk status is weighing on the owner of CTM
Deteriorating profits underscore the challenges facing Nissan, which is slashing jobs, production sites and product offerings to ensure its survival
The company said it expects trading conditions to remain challenging in the second quarter as earnings drop
The retailer is struggling in Switzerland and experiencing only marginal growth in its Irish business
The group expected revenue to pick up in its second half to end-June, but says escalating living costs could derail this
Fernando Tennenbaum, financial boss of the group's Brazilian unit, will step into the role
CFO Pierre-Andre Terisse says the cosmetics and fragrance maker will take a hit in China, but less so than its competitors
Steinhoff International’s share price is at a 10-month high amid reports its Pepco group may be sold, and after an earnings update
Edcon CEO Grant Pattison talks to Business Day TV about the state of the company
Analysts say the rise as a vote of confidence that Steinhoff is continuing to cut off loss-making enterprises
Edcon, the owner of Jet and Edgars, is selling the iconic newsagent as it is not part of its core clothing, beauty and home categories
Turnaround plan includes consolidating units and getting rid of fresh and frozen food at Game
The Swedish fashion giant has reported its first rise in annual profit since 2015 and showed unexpectedly strong fourth-quarter profit growth
The owner of Game and Makro says consumers are cutting back on higher-margin goods
