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Boeing engineers and technical workers reject contract offer
Boeing engineers and technical workers overwhelmingly rejected the US aircraft maker's four-year contract offer on Friday
NEWS ANALYSIS | Ramokgopa’s electricity pricing reset tests government resolve
Industry specialists say much of the draft EPP echoes the 2008 framework, with the real test being whether government can enforce it in a more complex market.
Higher platinum prices expected to lift African Rainbow Minerals earnings
ARM's improvement in headline earnings comes as the miner prepares a R15.2bn investment in the Bokoni platinum project and the restart of Nkomati
CEC integration, prepaid boost Cell C’s earnings
MVNO business fuels wholesale momentum amid competitive market
Renergen moves closer to first commercial helium production
Renergen’s first commercial deliveries are targeted for September as the company works to secure more helium offtake and funding for expansion
Harmony beats targets: earnings soar on strong gold and copper ops
Acquisition of CSA mine in Australia boosts diversification efforts
Questions raised over Zinn’s consulting ties at Spar and Spur
Independence as a nonexecutive director scrutinised due to her shareholding in Tuesday Consulting, an executive search firm engaged by Spar and, in an unpaid capacity, by Spur
JPMorgan veteran Andre Ross to lead Citi in South Africa
The lender has established itself as the largest foreign bank in the country
Comsol targets lucrative home internet gap with 5G launch
Company secures multibillion-rand investment to expand fixed wireless access
Exxaro seeks more manganese and copper to drive diversification
Exxaro CEO Ben Magara says future-facing metals and energy should contribute more than half of group earnings by 2030
WATCH | Exxaro half-year earnings down 20%
Exxaro CEO Ben Magara joins Business Day TV to discuss the group’s first-half performance
WATCH | Legal provision weighs on Spur’s earnings
Business Day TV speaks to Val Nichas, CEO of Spur Corporation, about the results and what they reveal about consumer spending.
Ribs lawsuit bites into Spur’s profit
Spur reported a significant drop in profit for the 2026 financial year due to a major ribs lawsuit with GPS Food Group, resulting in a 38% fall in headline earnings per share and a 19.4% decrease in profit before tax
SA tests private finance model for public-sector energy efficiency
South Africa is testing a private finance model that could allow public institutions to undertake energy efficiency projects without funding the full upfront cost
Sun International names Vanessa Olver as CFO
Veteran finance leader Norman Basthdaw to support transition until April 2027, says Sun International
CA Sales expects stronger second half as it integrates assets
CA Sales reports ‘resilient operational performance’ amid subdued consumer spending and the depreciation of Botswana pula
Exxaro’s manganese deal lifts sales but fails to offset profit dip
Exxaro reports weaker first-half earnings on despite higher revenue as lower contributions from investments weigh on group’s performance
NEWS ANALYSIS | eMedia’s ruthless move to protect earnings
Digital-first strategy triggers sweeping job cuts amid shrinking TV ad market
CMH pays R745m to buy property execs already rent to the group
Acquisition follows calls to deploy surplus cash after underwhelming share buyback
‘No hostility’: Spar retailers’ guild denies intimidation of board
Guild of Southern Africa insists campaign for boardroom change followed formal mandate