JSE jumps 3.6% as Sibanye and metals rally lift shares
The JSE All Share rose 3.6069% to 119165.54 points and the Top 40 climbed 3.9196% to 111221.78 on May 6. Sibanye-Stillwater led the news flow after reporting a 371% jump in first-quarter adjusted EBITDA, helped by soaring metal prices, according to IOL and Miningmx. The miner also highlighted good safety performance, according to Mining Weekly, while announcing the start of cash tender offers for outstanding debt securities and a new senior notes offering, according to a market filing. Nedbank announced what Intelligent CIO described as a landmark agreement with Mastercard on digital payments across Southern Africa, while a court blocked the bank's R419,000 recovery attempt amid reckless lending allegations, IOL reported.
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JSE Top 40 falls 0.85% as Datatec and Netcare stay in focus
The JSE Top 40 fell 0.85% to 105,378.37 on May 22, while the JSE All Share lost 0.73% to 113,215.96. Datatec stayed in focus after a recent share-price move, according to AD HOC NEWS, while Netcare updated investors after a recent trading statement, AD HOC NEWS reported. Outside South Africa, Business Daily said NCBA staff are set to receive KSh1.9 billion in shares after Nedbank's buyout. In corporate filings, Richemont published its FY26 annual report, Quantum Foods released half-year results to March 31, 2026 with a dividend, and Hyprop Investments announced the acquisition of Galleria Burgas.
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