JSE Top 40 jumps 2.33% as broad rally lifts Johannesburg
The JSE Top 40 rose 2.3289% to 104697.8 points on June 12, while the JSE All Share added 2.2379% to 112721.27 points. In stocks, a Chinese-backed platinum miner resumed trading in Johannesburg with nearly 500 jobs still at stake, according to Business Insider Africa. In corporate news, Absa Group's non-executive director pay resolution failed at its June 11 AGM, reports IOL, while CANAL+ listed on the JSE on June 5, according to Afrocritik. Disclosure flow stayed busy on June 12 with an additional Satrix 40 listing, an AngloGold Ashanti shareholder meeting date tied to a proposed share repurchase programme, and a Vunani trading update, according to market notices.
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Absa advances in H1 as JSE ends little changed despite Nedbank warning
The JSE All Share rose 0.10% to 116,828.14 points and the Top 40 added 0.13% to 109,534.57, with banking headlines setting the tone. Absa posted a 4% rise in H1 2026 revenue, an 8% increase in headline earnings and said it expects its annual CET1 ratio at the top end of its board target range, according to Africa Business Communities, FXLeaders and TradingView, while The Africa Report says it booked a $15.5 million dividend ahead of a higher stake in its Kenya unit. Nedbank will not replace COO Nkuhlu in a leadership shake-up, according to Bizcommunity, while Novus Press Bulletin reports the bank warned South Africa's economic recovery is losing momentum. On the market side, the JSE expanded its actively managed ETF segment with a new income-focused listing, according to Africa Business Communities, while Moneyweb reports Nedbank CIB helped structure Harmony's $1.25 billion financing for international growth.
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