JSE slips 1% as Absa and Sibanye drive the session
The JSE All Share fell 0.97% to 111634.87 on June 23, while the Top 40 lost 0.99% to 103388.48. Absa led the corporate flow with plans to raise its stake in its Kenyan unit to 85% through a R3.93 billion tender, equivalent to $238.6 million, according to Moneyweb, CNBC Africa and The Africa Report, while IOL reported a June 17 AGM resolution on non-executive director pay failed. Sibanye-Stillwater outlined R20 billion in platinum project plans, according to Miningmx, after GuruFocus flagged an 8.7% rise in the stock on June 16. Prosus also issued a trading statement on June 19, while CANAL+ launched on the JSE on June 16, reports African Law & Business.
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JSE ends little changed as Nedbank and Shoprite drive headlines
The JSE All Share slipped 0.0475% to 114060.88 on Aug. 14, while the Top 40 eased 0.0169% to 106231.66 in a session that lacked clear direction. Shoprite issued an operational update on Aug. 12 for the 52 weeks ended June 28, 2026, while Vodacom announced major board changes, according to TechCentral. Nedbank generated a cluster of headlines between Aug. 7 and Aug. 11, including an $842 million bet on NCBA in East Africa, board and committee changes, and a report on debits to recover mischarged fees, according to Dabafinance, Moneyweb and ITWeb. The Aug. 14 regulatory flow also featured a Blue Label Unlimited trading statement, AngloGold Ashanti's confirmation of final dividend conversion into rand, and several technical actions including partial delistings and capital redemptions.
Johannesburg Stock Exchange — JSE Ends Flat as ARI Gains 3.4% and Banks Drag
The JSE finished the week nearly unchanged, with the All Share at 114060.88 points (-0.05%) and the Top 40 at 106231.66 (-0.02%). A 2.0% rise in gold to $4449.9 and firmer platinum supported miners, while banks and consumer shares weighed.
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