JSE slips 0.29% as Sibanye's EBITDA jumps 371% in Q1

The JSE All Share fell 0.29% to 115096.47 points and the Top 40 lost 0.26% to 107235.45 on May 28. Sibanye Stillwater still reported a 371% rise in first-quarter adjusted EBITDA, according to IOL, while Harmony Gold jumped 5% on ZAR1.39 billion in turnover, according to analyst notes. In financials, Capitec Bank and Capitec appointed Zunaid Bulbulia to both boards, sundayworld.co.za reported. On dealmaking, Nedbank CIB structured a ZAR5.8 billion transaction to support Anthem's renewable energy drive, according to Moneyweb.