
Absa Group, led by Sello Moloko, to establish presence in Dubai
Absa Group to open Dubai office in early 2026, expanding global reach and tapping into Africa-Gulf trade and investment.
Absa Group to open Dubai office in early 2026, expanding global reach and tapping into Africa-Gulf trade and investment.
This represents a 17.08 percent increase compared to the previous year, driven by stronger-than-expected tenant sales and a strategic expansion of its property portfolio.
Sibanye-Stillwater, led by Neal Froneman, begins commercial operations at 89 MW Castle Wind Farm, advancing its renewable energy goals and sustainability efforts.
The entrepreneur aims to launch a platform like ‘The Daily Wire’ for South Africa, expanding his influence in media and politics.
Standard Bank boosts sustainable finance to $24.5 billion by 2028, reinforcing its role in Africa’s energy transition while balancing climate goals with economic growth.
The recent dip means Oppenheimer has lost $250 million year-to-date, reversing the $550 million gain recorded just 38 days ago.
ArcelorMittal SA secures a $91.6 million IDC facility, delaying its Long Steel shutdown for six months as it navigates financial turmoil and explores long-term solutions.
This comes barely two months after the company closed 32 stores as part of its restructuring plan.
Attridge, co-founder and group chief advisor of Aspen Pharmacare, holds a 4.3-percent stake in the company.
Padenga’s strong performance was largely powered by its gold mining subsidiary, Dallaglio Investments, which contributed 86 percent of the group’s revenue.
ArcelorMittal SA, the country’s largest steel producer, has faced growing challenges from rising production costs, cheap imports, and unreliable rail services.
This marks the end of more than a decade-long tenure in which he played a key role in transforming Capitec into the country’s leading digital bank.
Standard Bank leads a $5 billion financing deal for Uganda-Tanzania oil pipeline, signaling cautious investor confidence despite environmental opposition.
The payout represents a 24.9 percent increase from the previous year, reflecting the company’s steady financial and operational growth.
This downturn follows a $44 million gain in January, which had lifted his stake to R10.26 billion ($550.1 million).
The funds will go toward installing new equipment at Astron Energy’s 100,000-barrel-per-day crude oil refinery near Cape Town.