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TFG's model of spreading its business over various brands and geographies has not worked out this year. But the online arm is growing ever stronger.

After a nine-year journey that would surprise small-cap sceptics, the technology firm has posted a strong set of results and now positions itself as a growth company with plans to meaningfully increase scale and profitability.

Fuels and chemicals producer Sasol and coal exporter Thungela have been the obvious JSE beneficiaries of the Strait of Hormuz closure, but diversified industrial counter KAP has quietly joined the rally.

Coal mining group Salungano, which was long in limbo, is finally making money again — it’s just that it owes R2.2bn in mine closure costs it has no way to fund, and not many analysts are paying attention.

There is a huge demand tailwind for CrowdStrike. And as the only cybersecurity company selected by both OpenAI and Anthropic to provide security for new model releases, it has a compelling story to tell investors around industry leadership

The restructuring and streamlining of Nampak that began in early 2023 continued, until, three years later, the company is no longer in trouble, and renewed growth and business expansion is expected

Like all property developers, Calgro is actively seeking new land banks in strategic locations with the potential to become the next phase of the business’s growth.

HCI charts a steady course, with debt reduction one of the consistent goals.

After three years at the helm, Tiger Brands CEO Tjaart Kruger is confident the company is positioned for growth. And why would you not sell Beacon, if Cadbury chocolate is so much nicer?

The goose looks good as gold produced by Pan African from tailings now exceeds the amount of gold produced from underground mines

Prime store sites are no longer the key factor: who really cares where the scooters are coming from as long as your groceries arrive quickly and with the least bit of effort from yourself?

Reuters has frequently not met market expectations, and the interim results released in May did not prove that its latest growth narrative was translating into earnings. Applied electronics fared best; electrical engineering deteriorated most.

Given higher inflation and interest rates, you might have expected the listed property sector’s recovery to have come to a screeching halt. Instead, several stocks continue to trade at seven-year highs.

Afrimat has just had its toughest year since 2008: everything that could go wrong did.

New Asian entrants have forced traditional brands to respond with lower pricing of their own, which means the competitive pressure on used vehicles may intensify