‘We've been working on this deal for eight months or so, so we've got a deep insight into the value we are paying and the upside that is still available to our shareholders’: CEO Chris Griffith.
‘We have offered the unions a profit-share arrangement for employees in the past, but that's been rejected outright every time ...’ – James Wellsted, Sibanye-Stillwater.
'Although it may seem dark right now, SA is on the cusp of a really big opportunity – if we allow the capital and the private sector to start getting megawatts onto the grid’: RMB CEO James Formby.
‘Accounting standards are not set by national governments or world regulators like the World Bank or the UN – they are set by a voluntary organisation of volunteers’: Saiba CEO Nicolaas van Wyk.
Private sector energy generation ‘a huge unlock’, and there needs to be a big focus on logistics because we’re not getting as much resources out of the country as we should: James Formby.
Aria is looking into the practical implementation of third-party access to SA’s rail network following anticipated structural reform: Traxtion CEO James Holley.
No one is saying the Bain issue needs to be glossed over - far from it. What we're saying is let's focus on the execs who were involved: Busisiwe Mavuso - CEO, BLSA.
‘Our guard must be up when the independence of directors is attacked in the way my right as an independent director on the board of Absa is being attacked’: Sipho Pityana.
‘We are very comfortable with the lender retaining control of the money up to the point where payment should be made in ...to contractors who have...proved themselves’ – Eskom CEO André de Ruyter.
'The processes followed were outside of the law and unfair; they have compromised my dignity and impugned my character' – Sipho Pityana, lead independent director, Absa.
