Generous bid for Phumelela; Distell profit fall; AYO’s hefty fine; Massmart
UK bookmaker Betfred has offered up to R925m for South Africa’s Phumelela Gaming and Leisure, which is currently in business rescue.
UK bookmaker Betfred has offered up to R925m for South Africa’s Phumelela Gaming and Leisure, which is currently in business rescue.
FEDUSA dismissed Dennis George in May 2019 saying he was guilty of misconduct with respect to his private investment in Ayo Technology Solutions.
The board of Ayo Technology Solutions is suing the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) for billions of rands for reputational damage.
Veteran journalist Ed Herbst, meticulously pulls together strands of evidence and expert observations both at the Mpati Commission and beyond, to weave a very different narrative to the one Iqbal Survé’s newspapers have stitched together through commission and omission.
South African gold and platinum producer Sibanye has announced that it had raised R1.7bn ($120m) in cash through selling the equivalent of 5% of its equity at R15.50 a share.
The former Chief Investment Officer of JSE-listed Ayo Technology Solutions yesterday told the commission of inquiry into the PIC that the company manufactured financial statements to secure a R4.3bn investment from South Africa’s State pensioners.
Ayo Technology Solutions is at least partly an illegitimate business and has fabricated financial statements even while securing a R4.3bn investment by Africa’s biggest money manager, according to its former chief investment officer.
The Public Investment Corporation’s deals in recent years are firmly under the spotlight as a crisis unravels at the money manager.
The institution responsible for government worker pension funds has been “destabilised” by a series of claims, including against at least four board members.
Amid Victor Seanie’s revelations, one wonders what other smallanyana skeletons are going to start rolling out of the PIC’s gold-crested cupboard.