The week that was: MTN, EasyEquities, Moderna, Peloton and Elon’s $25bn Twitter poll
There’s never a boring week in the financial markets, especially when several broad macroeconomic issues are troubling investors.
There’s never a boring week in the financial markets, especially when several broad macroeconomic issues are troubling investors.
Piet Viljoen makes his second appearance for the week on BizNews, after going head to head with Magnus Heystek in an investment challenge.
Mark Cutifani has announced his retirement, ending his reign as the man in charge of Anglo American after a decade at the helm.
Anglo American has announced its half-year results, with the resource counter beating expectations, with the share price reacting favourably.
Anglo’s spin-off Thungela Resources is worthless given the scale of environmental clean-up costs, says short-seller Boatman Capital.
The new business, called Thungela Resources Ltd., will be listed in Johannesburg and London in June, the miner said in a statement on Thursday.
Anglo American CEO Mark Cutifani has told investors state-owned power utility Eskom stays the company’s single most-important risk.
Anglo American has hired three investment banks to fend off a potential takeover bid from the billionaire owner of Vedanta Resources, Anil Agarwal.
Anglo American, the company that grew to be South Africa’s biggest during apartheid, says it’s ready to invest in the country again.
Anglo American wants to make a positive contribution to South Africa’s efforts to reform land ownership and address racially skewed patterns, said Chief Executive Officer Mark Cutifani.