JSE Top 40 rises 0.69% as ETF launches and Sibanye updates drive flow
The JSE Top 40 rose 0.69% to 104653.03 on March 30, while the JSE All Share added 0.57% to 112418.36. The market absorbed an expanded ETF lineup with an actively managed AI-focused fund launched on March 25 and highlighted again on March 27, according to african markets and Africa Business Communities. Sibanye-Stillwater stayed in focus after a sharp rise in 2025 earnings and a resumed dividend reported on March 23, while insider buying including 35000 shares at $2.70 and 2500 ADS was disclosed on March 25 and March 26, according to sundayindependent.co.za, Stock Titan and TipRanks. On the macro side, Nedbank warned on March 26 that an oil shock could reignite inflation as the rand weakens, Business Day reported.
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JSE slips 0.26% despite Sibanye momentum and fresh mining financing
The JSE All Share fell 0.257% to 110288.71 on July 15, while the Top 40 lost 0.2078% to 102003.83. Sibanye-Stillwater led the corporate flow with a 371% jump in first-quarter adjusted EBITDA, according to The Star, after completing a $500 million senior notes offering, according to Global Legal Chronicle, and winning approval for phase 1 of its secondary mining push, reports Engineering News. Mining finance also stayed in focus after Nedbank CIB underwrote a credit facility for the Geita gold mine, according to Polity.org.za, and Tharisa secured a R750 million Nedbank facility to speed its underground transition, according to Mining Review Africa. Outside mining, Vodacom completed its $2.1 billion Safaricom bet, according to Techeconomy, while Nedbank continues to investigate a fraud case, reports The Citizen.
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