Says it will no longer be selling its international deciduous fruit business.

Margins fall on cost pressures.

The company announced a dividend of 3 pence per share

Share price slides over 10% as group declares no dividend and sees weakening performance in several key metrics.

Says it is redeploying key executives into positions that will benefit the group in new territories.

The case to declare MTI a Ponzi scheme rages on, and probably will for several more years.

Despite interim loss, group will still pay over R120m in dividends …

Impact of conflict and sanctions on the business expected to limit the group's medium-term top line growth.

Total revenue climbs 15.7% to R30.4bn.

But two keep growing in double digits …

Says merger is justifiable from a ‘public interest perspective’ and will result in zero job losses.

Selling its big businesses in Russia amid the current uncertainty won't be easy.

'We're looking for the companies that are going to dominate the market in three, four, five years': investment rockstar David Shapiro, deputy chair, Sasfin.

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