2020’s unit trust crapshoot
The JSE 2020 gain of 4% might be dull overall, but some funds shot the lights out — on the upside and the downside
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Cartrack: Bright lights, big city
Cartrack — whose shares have rallied a steamy 461% over five years — is now intent on a primary Nasdaq listing. We spoke to CEO Zak Calisto
The metals bull run continues
Almost all commodities had a great year in 2020 — oil is the exception. The money is on a good 2021 too
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Swift announces a new strategy for instant, frictionless payments and securities processing
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Checkers vs Woolies: Battle of the trolleys
Woolworths has always taken the lead in high-end food shopping, but Checkers is increasingly snapping at its ankles
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SA’s best and worst Reits
If you ignored the naysayers and bought Stor-Age, congrats. But nothing in 2020 was obvious for SA’s property stocks
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Not all bad news for SA bonds
November’s downgrades were the cyanide cherry on a bad year, but SA bonds are still offering decent returns
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Breathing life into Caxton
The company behind your local knock and drop could be the sleeper stock for 2021, if deep-value investors are right
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Renergen’s cryo-vac space race
We spoke to CEO Stefano Marani about why Renergen is getting into the vaccine game
GLOBAL MARKETS: China rising
Despite a pandemic that began in China, 2020 has transformed into the year it all came together for the country’s capital markets
EOH’s state capture catharsis
CEO Stephen van Coller has closed the door on the ‘old’ EOH. But what are the prospects for its new incarnation?
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Arrowhead wage bill ‘ridiculous’
The company’s executive pay packets have drawn stinging criticism after a poor operational performance
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Comair CEO Glenn Orsmond’s astonishing career
Comair’s newest CEO has been around. But while you can check out, you can never really leave
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Wind in Oceana’s sails
Oceana is branching out, and a move into other foods under its powerful Lucky Star brand should unnerve rivals
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PPC: SA’s recovery punt?
An unpopular rights issue may still be on the cards, and PPC desperately needs government support against cheap imports. The FM spoke to CEO Roland van Wijnen
BACKSTORY: General Electric’s Nyimpini Mabunda
We question CEO of General Electric Southern Africa Nyimpini Mabunda
GLOBAL MARKETS: Ballad of a rich man
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