Tag: Johannesburg Stock Exchange
Grit Real Estate CEO on company delisting from the JSE
Property group, Grit Real Estate has reported its plans to delist from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange at the end of July, but will keep its listings on the London and Mauritian stock exchange. Joining CNBC Africa for more on its South African listing is Bronwyn Corbett, Co-founder and CEO of Grit Real Estate Group.
JSE unveils relief measures for business in distress
With several JSE listed companies from Comair to Phumelela going into business rescue, Africa’s largest bourse has announced relief measures to businesses that are affected by the pandemic and in financial distress. Valdene Reddy, Director of Capital Markets at the JSE joins CNBC Africa for more.
JSE seeks to raise money in support of the COVID-19 Solidarity Fund
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange is donating its fees that are derived across all asset classes traded from today, Wednesday the 15th of April and Thursday the 16th of April as part of its campaign to support the Solidarity Fund. JSE Group CEO, Leila Fourie joins CNBC Africa for more.
S.Africa’s rand rises on Fed support even as lockdown looms
South Africa’s rand rose against the dollar on Tuesday, boosted by the promise of unlimited dollar funding from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which helped sentiment globally, even as an impending 21-day lockdown threatened the local economy.
African Exchange Linkage project looks to boost cross border trade on the continent
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange and seven African partner exchanges hosted the African Exchange Linkage Project which aims to increase and strengthen cross border trade between African countries. Joining CNBC Africa for more is Anne Clayton, Head of Public Policy at the JSE.
Jambo Jet launches operations in Rwanda
Last week on the headlines, Jambo Jet launched operations in Rwanda, Korea Telecommunication Rwanda Networks invested more than $10 million in upgrading 4G and in the week ahead Altron – a Johannesburg Stock Exchange listed Technology company sets to launch public transport cashless payment solution in Rwanda. Journalist at the New Times, Hudson Kuteesa joins CNBC Africa on what is expected to make headlines this week.
Renergen’s secondary SA listing gets approval
Emerging helium producer, Renergen Limited, has been approved for a secondary listing on A2X Markets in South Africa and will be listed on the 27th November 2019. The domestic natural gas producer is already listed with the Australian Securities Exchange and the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. A2X Markets CEO, Kevin Brady joins CNBC Africa for more.
SA women demand action on GBV at #SandtonShutdown
Chanting protestors marched to the gates of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange before first light this morning. They wanted to make a statement against violence against women and children. They promised thousands – the reality was a little different.
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