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Cell C (JSE: CCD) cuts net debt 65% as FY26 revenue rises 13.5%
Cell C ended its first full post-restructuring year with R12.64 billion of revenue, 8.9 million subscribers and net debt of R2.02 billion, but declared no dividend.
Absa Group (JSE: ABG) earnings rise 8% as South Africa offsets weaker African margins
Absa Group lifted first-half headline earnings 8% as credit costs eased, but Africa Regions margin pressure and a larger Kenya bet raise the return hurdle.
Valterra Platinum (JSE: VAL) earnings soar as higher PGM prices push mining margin to 50%
Valterra Platinum’s HEPS surged 1,634% and free cash flow reached R25.5 billion as PGM prices rallied, supporting a R57 interim dividend and R23.7 billion net cash position.
Glencore targets ASX secondary listing as surging earnings revive its copper and M&A ambitions
Glencore plans an Australian Securities Exchange secondary listing by October 2026 after first-half adjusted EBITDA surged 86%, giving Australian investors direct access to its copper, coal and commodity-trading portfolio.
Can the UPM-Sappi paper deal survive Europe’s competition concerns?
EU regulators paused the UPM-Sappi paper deal review. See why coated paper competition and pricing fears now matter.
Orion Minerals (ORN) copper pivot gains funding support as Glencore-linked Prieska plan moves toward execution
Orion Minerals has capital, copper assets and Glencore alignment. The question now is execution. Read why ASX:ORN matters next.
Can Standard Bank Group (JSE: SBK) still climb after its 2026 reset?
Standard Bank Group (JSE: SBK) is near record levels. Read what the August 2026 catalyst, valuation, dividend, and risks mean for investors now.
Capitec (JSE: CPI) full-year results due 22 April 2026 as earnings surge 20% to 25%
Capitec Bank Holdings (JSE: CPI) publishes FY2026 results on 22 April with earnings up 20-25%. Retail investor roadmap covering valuation, catalysts and risks.
Pan African Resources (LSE: PAF) moves toward net cash as production and margins expand in FY26H1
Pan African Resources Plc’s interim results reveal a cash surge, rapid deleveraging and dividend reset. Read why this could reshape its investor story.
Coca-Cola set to exit CCBA control in $3.4bn deal with Coca-Cola HBC AG
Coca-Cola to sell 75% of Coca-Cola Beverages Africa to Coca-Cola HBC AG for $3.4B. Discover what this means for African beverage growth and refranchising.