Sunday Deep dive into companies Making the News
Spur Corporation (JSE: SUR): The 40% Dividend Feast
Spur Corporation (JSE: SUR) lifted its FY25 dividend 40.4% to 299c as HEPS grew 16.8%. Brand revamps, 724 outlets and…
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Every Sunday, one JSE company making the news: what happened, the bull case and the bear case.
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Companies covered
- African Rainbow Minerals ARI
- Anglo American AGL
- AngloGold Ashanti ANG
- ASP Isotopes ISO
- Capitec Bank CPI
- Coca-Cola
- Curro COH
- Discovery DSY
- Glencore
- Harmony Gold HAR
- Hyprop HYP
- Kumba Iron Ore KIO
- Mantengu Mining MTU
- MAS MSP
- Pick n Pay PIK
- Spear REIT SEA
- Spur Corporation SUR
- Standard Bank SBK
- Starbucks
- Stefanutti Stocks SSK
- Telkom TKG
- Thungela Resources TGA
- Trellidor TRL
- Vukile VKE
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Standard Bank (JSE: SBK): R24bn Half and CEO Succession
Standard Bank (JSE: SBK) grew 1H25 HEPS 10% with a 19.1% ROE and an 817c dividend, then said its CEO and CFO will…
Thungela (JSE: TGA): Earnings Down 80%, Dividend Shrinks
Thungela (JSE: TGA) warned of a 78%-85% fall in half-year earnings. Lower coal prices, Transnet and R285m of mine…
AngloGold Ashanti (JSE: ANG): 149% Cash Flow Boom and Nevada
AngloGold Ashanti (JSE: ANG) grew Q2 2025 free cash flow 149% to $535m, paid an 80 US cent dividend early and kept…
Hyprop (JSE: HYP) Pulls the Plug on MAS Over DJV Secrecy
Hyprop (JSE: HYP) bid R24 a share for MAS, then walked away when MAS wouldn't show it the DJV agreements. What…
Stefanutti Stocks (JSE: SSK): The R1.3bn Liquidity Gap
Stefanutti Stocks (JSE: SSK) sold its Mozambique and Mauritius units while current liabilities exceeded current assets…
Telkom’s R1.3 Billion Comeback — Can This State-ish Giant Keep Paying Dividends?
Telkom’s back with a R1.3 billion dividend after four years of silence. Earnings surged 62%, free cash flow ballooned…
Spear REIT’s R5.5 Billion Western Cape Bet – Can This JSE Property Stock Keep Paying Dividends?
Spear REIT grew its Western Cape property portfolio to R5.5 billion, with 97% occupancy, rising dividends, and nearly…
Pick n Pay’s R736 Million Loss – Is the Trolley Still Wobbling?
Pick n Pay narrowed its loss to R736 million in FY2025, down from R3.2 billion last year. Boxer is carrying the group…
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