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Mpact is the largest paper and plastics packaging and recycling business in Southern Africa. Mpact's integrated business model is uniquely focused on closing the loop in plastic and paper packaging through recycling and beneficiation of recyclables. ... [more info]
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Of second chances, strange logic, share dealings and votes

Of second chances, strange logic, share dealings and votes

7 Jun 2021 /  Ann Crotty   5
US sanctions could give MTN a second crack at Ethiopian telecoms licence, CompCom confounds with Burger King decision, share dealings at Sibanye-Stillwater … and it seems something is up at Mpact.
Mpact has had a whole lot of share action going on

Mpact has had a whole lot of share action going on

12 Feb 2021 /  Ann Crotty  
Resulting in a significant realignment of its shareholder profile and the prospect of a controlling shareholder.
Top40 closes on a high, JSE results and prescribed assets vs impact investing

Top40 closes on a high, JSE results and prescribed assets vs impact investing

6 Aug 2020 /  Simon Brown   
Deryck Janse van Rensburg of Anchor Capital gives a market update after the Top40 closes at a 2020 high. JSE CEO Dr Leila Fourie on the company's results as revenue shoots up 22%. Impact investing versus prescribed assets with Alexander Forbes Investments's Janina Slawski.
Some corporates aren’t letting the crisis go to waste

Some corporates aren’t letting the crisis go to waste

6 Apr 2020 /  Ann Crotty   12
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Five things making headlines in South Africa today

Five things making headlines in South Africa today

7 Aug 2019 /  Moneyweb   1
TymeBank appoints new CEO, Massmart requires overhaul, Distell flags losses and more.
Five things making headlines in South Africa today

Five things making headlines in South Africa today

13 Mar 2019 /  Moneyweb  
Mpact, Growthpoint results, Grand Parade warns of big losses, Group Five business rescue and more.
Rand steady before Trump State of the Union address, stocks up

Rand steady before Trump State of the Union address, stocks up

5 Feb 2019 /  Olivia Kumwenda-Mtambo and Emma Rumney, Reuters  
The currency had earlier in the day touched a session best of R13.34.
Packaging companies profit from consumer distaste for plastic

Packaging companies profit from consumer distaste for plastic

5 Feb 2019 /  Sasha Planting   1
While the search is on for alternatives, plastic is here to stay.
Strikes turn violent

Strikes turn violent

12 Dec 2018 /  Ciaran Ryan   13
Unions are under pressure to deliver for members in a brutal employment market.
Thousands strike in plastics sector

Thousands strike in plastics sector

15 Oct 2018 /  Patricia Aruo, Reuters   
The workers, represented by Numsa are demanding the same rights as those in the engineering sector.
Five things making headlines in South Africa today

Five things making headlines in South Africa today

8 Aug 2018 /  Moneyweb   
Results in focus: MTN, Quilter, Glencore and Mpact interims, Sacci business confidence rises.
Mpact H1 profits fall on challenging market conditions

Mpact H1 profits fall on challenging market conditions

UPDATE
8 Aug 2018 /  Nomvelo Chalumbira, Reuters  
Company reported a 13% fall in half-year earnings on Wednesday.
Five things making headlines in South Africa today

Five things making headlines in South Africa today

7 Mar 2018 /  Moneyweb   
MMI holdings results, Mpact results regress, Blackberry sues Facebook, Spotify to come to SA, and Eskom inquiry into state capture continues.
Mpact FY earnings tumble on lower sales

Mpact FY earnings tumble on lower sales

7 Mar 2018 /  Reuters  
Reporting a 34% drop in full-year earnings.
Mpact profit slides, sees better 2018

Mpact profit slides, sees better 2018

UPDATE
8 Aug 2017 /  Nqobile Dludla, Reuters  
HEPS for the six months to the end of June fell to 33.9 cents from 94.9 cents.

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