Anglo American’s profit plunge leads to dividend cut and portfolio review
Anglo American Plc reported a steep fall in profit and lowered its dividend after a slump in key commodities it produces.
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đź”’ Gavekal co-founder says China stocks are the world’s top value bet amid profit boom
The Gavekal group asserts that China’s stock market currently presents the world’s most attractive investment opportunity.
The Daily Insider: Even worse than a greedy capitalist is an ignorant bureaucrat
Alec Hogg pointed out how ArcelorMittal shareholders enjoyed a ten-bagging 2021 primarily due to the lobbying efforts of the Indian-owned company.
The Daily Insider: Notoriously unproductive ArcelorMittal’s lobbying pays off
While ArcelorMittal shareholders have celebrated an astonishing year, those who consume the company’s products are not. Something looks badly out of kilter here.
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MultiChoice multiplies profits
MultiChoice added 1.4m 90-day active subscribers in the year ended March 2021, finishing the year with 20.9m subscribers. That’s a subscriber growth rate of 7% per year.
Profit is not a dirty word, it’s the consumer saying, more of that – Emerick
To truly understand profit, you have to understand the concept of economic value, and a good way to think about this is the idea of substitution.
đź”’ Twitter finally makes profit, but share price drops. Here’s why – The Wall Street Journal
Twitter reported record quarterly revenue and its first full year of profitability, signs the company’s efforts to promote healthy discourse on the platform appear to be paying off.
Double whammy: Tiger Brands slumps as profits hurt by costs, listeriosis
Tiger Brands tumbled after Africa’s largest listed packaged-food maker said full-year profit fell as much as 37 percent after one of its plants was blamed for South Africa’s listeriosis outbreak.
Reorganisation takes shape: Absa sees slight improvement in profit measure as costs ease
Absa Group forecast that its return on equity, a measure of profit, will improve slightly this year, helped by the South African lender’s operations in the rest of the continent.