Rudolph Fourie – uitvoerende hoof, Raubex

Percentage of companies that find new construction demand to be elusive ‘remains elevated’ – property economist.

But conditions remain extremely difficult.

'Tender activity levels are at a level I have not seen in my 30 years in the industry' – Raubex CEO.

This week MoneywebNOW looked at a possible commodities supercycle, Raubex, simplicity versus complexity when valuing a company and more.

With the high Covid risk profile in Africa, and enough available work in South Africa, the company will currently focus primarily on the local market – CEO Rudolf Fourie.

Rand Swiss's Gary Booysen on whether he's adjusting his strategy with the rand at 14/$. FNB's Doret Jooste on the hows and whys of building an emergency fund. Raubex CEO, Rudolph Fourie, unpacks their results.

Indicating that the construction cycle may finally be turning.

Rudolf Fourie - uitvoerende hoof, Raubex

‘From my quick calculations, I've identified about 30 companies that could benefit directly from infrastructure rollout’: Chantal Marx from FNB Wealth and Investment.’

FNB's Chantal Marx talks construction boom investment opportunities. Futurist Jonathan Cherry on why we ignore long-term warning signs. Henry van Deventer from Liberty on customers' response to virtual financial advice and how they've had to adapt.

Sanlam's Nick Kunze on a storming start to the JSE in 2021, what’s driving it? Mike Gresty, Anchor Capital CIO, on their top local stock picks for the year.

Chantal Marx of FNB on the year that was, as many listed companies saw revenue drop to zero during the hard lockdown. Henry Biddlecombe from Anchor Capital discusses how 2020 was an excellent year for tech stocks, as the Nasdaq recorded one of its best years yet.

Supported by road and water project awards.

'Each company must plead its own case for deferment' – Safcec.