The deals, results, leadership and strategy of the companies shaping South Africa.
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The engineering group has sold its core mining-services businesses to a Differential Capital-led consortium, clearing its biggest business-rescue hurdle and saving about 2,600 jobs.
Founder Ivan Saltzman retires from his executive role at the end of June after 48 years, handing chief executive Rui Morais a generational test.
The Naspers-owned investor behind Takealot and iFood lifted profit and raised its dividend 40%, but analysts say its Tencent stake and AI spending still hang over the story.
Faan and Dirk van der Walt are teaming up with Atterbury to buy out and delist RMB Holdings in a R655 million deal, and one big shareholder could still hold out for more.
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South32 is offloading almost its entire aluminium business, including the Hillside smelter in Richards Bay, to US producer Alcoa in a deal worth up to R92 billion.
Shell is reportedly near a $1bn (±R16bn) deal to sell its entire South African forecourt network — about 600 stations — to Abu Dhabi's Adnoc. What it means for the petrol market, and for the brand on your corner.
After one of the longest business rescues in SA history, Group Five's practitioners have closed the book — with every creditor paid in full. How a construction-bust cautionary tale became the rescue that actually worked.
FNB's 99c loaf isn't a supermarket special — it's a banking strategy. From 1 July the bread reward extends beyond Pick n Pay to Boxer. Here's what the bank gets out of your weekly shop.
South Africans bought 54,482 new vehicles in June, the strongest showing for the month since 2007, even as consumer confidence slipped.
The Johannesburg-listed group has lifted its effective Safaricom stake to about 55%, taking majority control of the M-Pesa owner in a deal worth roughly R35 billion.
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Naspers' full-year results show the Takealot Group swung to a maiden adjusted operating profit, even as Amazon pushes into the South African market.
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The lender has scrapped a R5.7 billion deal to buy Eskom's staff home-loan book, choosing to consolidate after swinging to a R624 million half-year loss.