The Steinhoff story – revisiting the humble roots of today’s R260bn giant
A friend called today to chat about Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste. It got me delving into my computer’s hard drive where I came across this bit of history.
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Brait to spinoff $1.3b Steinhoff stake – hits acquisition trail
Investment company Brait SE plans to sell its 6 percent stake in furniture retailer Steinhoff International Holdings Ltd. within 12 to 18 months, to fund further acquisitions.
Steinhoff makes its first Pepkor bet – doubling up in Nigeria
Pepkor Ltd., the South African clothing retailer bought by Steinhoff International Holdings Ltd. for $5.7 billion in 2014, plans to double its presence in Nigeria with 10 store openings per year through 2018.
JD stock surges as Steinhoff offers R34 a share
South African household goods firm Steinhoff has offered 1.2 billion rand ($99 million) for shares it does not already own in furniture retailer JD Group, it said on Tuesday.
Alec Hogg: Thoughts after attending Steinhoff presentation (video)
I went to the Convention Centre yesterday to go and see the presentation by Steinhoff, they’ve just done the biggest deal in South African corporate history
Gary Booysen’s stock comments – Telkom, Sibanye, Steinhoff, SacOil
Today’s market commentator, Gary Booysens of Vunani Private Clients, talks to us about – yes, of course, the oil price – but much more besides.
Watch our first Google Hangout: Sasha Naryshkine on the day’s market moving stories
Vestact’s Sasha Naryshkine on today’s major news events – the Steinhoff AGM; a strong rise in the share prices of Sun International and ArcelorMittal.
RECM’s Wilhelm Hertzog’s contrarian views on the oil price and Steinhoff
It’s been stormy seas the last two days for SA investors. So while us Antipodeans wished for a lower oil price, it doesn’t come without unintended consequences.
Christo Wiese answers questions about share purchase before Pepkor deal
Alec Hogg was joined by Christo Wiese to answer frank questions posed over the weekend around Wiese’s share purchase in the run-up to the Pepkor deal, in what should have been a closed period according to the Sunday Times.
Mohammed Nalla talks OPEC, Steinhoff, SAB & Johann Rupert
Don’t be lulled by Thanksgiving. There is still a lot going on in our own market.