Steinhoff is considering issuing shares as part of its effort to settle multibillion-rand lawsuits related to an accounting fraud that left it fighting for survival.

Steinhoff uncovered a €6.5bn (about R110bn) hole in its accounts in 2017, causing a share collapse and multiple lawsuits from former business partners and aggrieved shareholders, including former chair Christo Wiese.  ..

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