🔒 Boardroom Talk: Jannie Mouton’s family trust and Andrew Vintcent agree: Kaap Agri well worth buying
The trust’s stake is now just over 7% of Kaap Agri. A holding worth a touch over R200m. Some vote of confidence from the Moutons.
The trust’s stake is now just over 7% of Kaap Agri. A holding worth a touch over R200m. Some vote of confidence from the Moutons.
Investment holding giant and one of the country’s most successful businesses, PSG, has announced its intention to delist from the JSE.
CEO of the PSG Group Piet Mouton shares his thoughts on the South African economy and the underlying businesses within the PSG stable.
Yesterday Jannie Mouton tendered his resignation, with immediate effect, as chairman and director of the PSG Group.
Given Rob Vinall’s superb track record, tight focus of its investments and the fact that he has the whole world to choose from, the selection of PSG is a huge plaudit for the Moutons.
In this letter to shareholders of PSG Group, founder and chairman Jannie Mouton lays all his cards on the table, explaining that he has been diagnosed in the early stages of dementia.
Although he made obligatory media appearances after each set of Steinhoff’s financial results, Markus Jooste wasn’t one for interviews.
Since its launch three years ago, the Biznews Global Share portfolio has generated an annualised return of over 30%.
Our new weekly podcast where we eavesdrop on Alec Hogg and Bob Skinstad as they switch between highlights in the week of business and sport.
Making changes to the Biznews Global Share Portfolio is a bit of an event for us. And as you’ll see in this month’s update, we’ve done just that.