JSE jumps more than 4% as Top 40 leads broad-based rebound
The JSE All Share rose 3.9632% to 119524.15 on April 8, while the Top 40 added 4.1619% to 111664.95. The move came after the exchange had been scheduled to close on Friday April 3 and Monday April 6, according to ZAWYA. On the corporate side, Sibanye-Stillwater stayed in focus after West Wits poured first Qala Shallows gold at the Ezulwini plant on April 2, reported Mining Weekly, while TipRanks said the same day that an executive had increased exposure to the stock. Corporate flow also included Absa Group's April 7 appointment of Sitoyo Lopokoiyit as chief executive of Personal and Private Banking, according to Tech Review Africa, alongside 7 listing or additional securities notices and 2 financial instrument announcements published on April 8.
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JSE slips 0.5% as Averi targets Johannesburg listing
The JSE All Share fell 0.51% to 114052.91 points and the Top 40 lost 0.62% to 106285.37 points on May 21. On the deal front, Dubai-based Averi is targeting a Johannesburg listing through a South African reverse takeover, according to EnterpriseAM. In company news, Nampak issued a trading statement for the period ended March 31, 2026, while Zeder Investments finalised its special dividend announcement, according to May 21 market notices. News flow also highlighted earnings updates at Bidvest, Nedbank, OUTsurance, Blue Label Telecoms and City Lodge Hotels, while Impala Platinum stayed in focus as the broader market weakened, according to AD HOC NEWS.
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