Bernard Mostert on buying Jooste’s R75m mortgage; Steinheist and media sensationalism
Bernard Mostert explains how the mortgage came into the trust’s possession and implications of last week’s preservation order on Jooste’s assets.
Bernard Mostert explains how the mortgage came into the trust’s possession and implications of last week’s preservation order on Jooste’s assets.
Tekkie Town’s co-founder and former CEO, Bernard Mostert, sat down with Alec Hogg and shared the ins and outs of South Africa’s biggest corporate fraud scandal.
Bernard Mostert unpacks the WCHC’s decision to grant Steinhoff leave to appeal to the SCA in the liquidation bid it is facing.
Tekkie Town’s Bernard Mostert discusses the Steinhoff settlement saga with BizNews founder Alec Hogg and veteran analyst David Shapiro.
Bernard Mostert, the former CEO of Tekkie Town, spoke to BizNews founder Alec Hogg stating that Tekkie Town ‘wants its day in court’.
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Biznews editor Alec Hogg interviewed Bernard Mostert, former CEO of Tekkie Town, one of the last companies bought by Steinhoff before the group crashed in a morass of fraud and financial irregularities.
As the entrails of the corrupt Steinhoff empire become exposed, bruised investors are realising how little defence they have against a sociopathic CEO supported by crooked auditors.
Markus Jooste bought Tekkie Town from Braam Van Huyssteen in August 2016 for R3.3bn – paying with shares today worth just R35m – a depreciation of 99%.
The Tekkie Town vendors brought the urgent application in the Western Cape High Court on April 25 seeking to interdict Steinhoff until such time as a ruling in their main action has been handed down.