Futuregrowth Asset Management, one of SA’s biggest institutional bond investors, says taxpayers taking over Transnet debt or a capital injection are the most logical ways to free the company from its R130bn debt, which incurs more than R1bn a month in interest payments.

Pressure is building on the Treasury to bail out the company, whose sprawling logistics infrastructure spanning railway lines, ports and terminals makes it a systemic risk to the ailing economy...

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