Gold bugs may be eyeing glittery dividends, but it could be better to take cover in well-fortified faithfuls

The company is well managed and perennially pregnant with value — but never delivers, except for a steady stream of dividends

Sabvest’s annual report indirectly gives an intriguing perspective on unlisted Masimong — and prompts me to think about mergers

As online betting soars, are the traditional gaming giants at risk of being relegated to the also-ran category?

Will minority shareholders miss out on Tyme Bank’s potential growth due to ARC’s delisting plan?

The controlling shareholder is Remgro, which holds an 80.2% stake and has an inclination towards businesses being merged into larger entities

Bullion may soar and crypto may crumble, but running a tight ship will always get you through the storm

British American Tobacco’s revenue remains clouded in smoke, despite its attempts to woo smokers away from cigarettes

Amid the Trump tempest of inanity, interest in wire and cable outfit SOH all the way from Fort Wayne, Indiana, offers an antidote to panic

The week was anything but boring, with Richemont’s record-breaking quarterly sales, Trustco’s sudden move after a bizarre event and my slush fund’s insistence ...

Zahid Group’s offer to buy out industrial giant Barloworld is a timely reminder that scepticism can be misplaced

Tjaart Kruger’s outfit is burning bright — and not only because his team has apparently been working all hours of the night

The Brait share is on steroids but the final value unlock could still be two years off, and will probably include listing Virgin Active in London and Joburg

An almost accidental investment has produced a pleasant surprise. A pity that my outlay was so small