Sasol Adds 330 MW of Renewable Power Capacity

Johannesburg Stock Exchange — Financials Hold Firm as Top 40 Rises 0.84% Despite ZAR 2.74bn Naspers-Prosus Trade

The JSE advanced on July 22, 2026, with the Top 40 up 0.84% and the All Share gaining 0.64%, even as breadth stayed weak at 22 advancers versus 30 decliners. Financials proved more resilient than retailers, while ZAR 2.74bn in Naspers and Prosus trading distorted the broader market picture.

Sibanye-Stillwater Plans 75% Increase in Chrome Volumes

Expansion plans pointing to 75% increase in Sibanye-Stillwater’s chrome volumes.

Nedbank backs Geita with $714 mln as JSE ends little changed

The JSE All Share closed up 0.0441% at 110337.36 points, while the Top 40 slipped 0.0196% to 101983.76 points. Nedbank backed AngloGold Ashanti's Geita gold mine with $714 million in financing, according to Mining.com.au, after Polity.org.za reported on July 14 that Nedbank CIB had underwritten a mining credit facility for the asset. Sibanye-Stillwater also completed a $500 million senior notes offering and liability management transaction, reports Global Legal Chronicle. The day's flow centered on mining finance and refinancing as equities ended near flat.