Headline earnings per share for the period would likely be between 30% and 50%, compared to the 837.4 cents it reported in the same period last year.

Plans ‘still on track’ despite Covid-19.

Rescue practitioners say the company's restructuring plan is now unconditional.

Join venture is set to supply local produce to quick-serve restaurants like McDonald's and Burger King.

Precedent-setting proposal could see 'market purchase' shareholders who suffered losses compensated with R5bn.

Business rescuers want an agreement for R16.4bn to be paid into an escrow account.

As currency war escalates.

Covid-19 fallout largely to blame.

Headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the six months to June 30 fell to R26.27 per share, a decrease of 7%

Deal needs creditors, regulators and claimants to agree.

It seems the BRPs doing large rescues didn't think through the ‘un-market-related’ fee issue before scurrying to submit their tenders, while Vodacom, PPC and Woolworths post results and Investec makes an announcement.

Insurer to pay clients covered for contagious diseases under the terms of their business-interruption policies.

Considering ways to restructure mines, expand in jewelry and overhaul diamond sales.

Plans to petition the Supreme Court of Appeal for the right to appeal.

Sending its shares up more than 7%.