Partial Redemption of ETF5IT Securities

Johannesburg Stock Exchange — Pick n Pay Jumps 4% Even as JSE Falls 0.58%

Pick n Pay rose 4% to 19.58 ZAR on Monday, bucking a 0.58% drop in the JSE All Share. The move highlights selective appetite for South African retail turnaround stories even as the rand weakens and several consumer names trade lower.

JSE slips 0.6% as mining headlines dominate

The JSE All Share fell 0.58% to 108936.2 points and the Top 40 lost 0.60% to 100614.7 on July 20. Newsflow was led by miners, with Valterra beating half-year earnings on stronger platinum prices, according to Miningmx, while Sibanye-Stillwater completed a $500 million senior notes offering, reports Global Legal Chronicle. Nedbank CIB also backed the Geita gold mine with $714 million in financing, according to Mining.com.au and Polity.org.za. In financials, Absa Group has lost more than $1.34 billion in market capitalization since the start of 2026, according to Financial Afrik.

Johannesburg Stock Exchange — NPN Dominates Turnover as Shares Hold Near 855.7 ZAR

Naspers drew more than 1.02 billion ZAR in turnover on July 20, 2026, ending virtually flat at 855.7 ZAR. That resilience stood out against a 0.60% drop in the JSE Top 40 and underlined how central the Naspers-Prosus complex remains to South African equities.