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Life health care injected a 12.9 per cent increase in its group revenue however the headline earnings per share fell 3.4  per cent following an impairment to goodwill after the settlement of a VAT dispute with the tax authorities in South Africa.

Life Healthcare reports 12.9% increase in half-year revenue 

Famous Brands CEO, Darrem Hele spoke with CNBC Africa’s Zanele Morrison on the company's full-year performance.  

Famous Brands reports 15% increase in full-year revenue 

Balwin Properties CEO, Steve Brookes joins Zanele Morisson to delve deeper into the company’s results.

Balwin Properties FY22 revenue up 6% 

Joining CNBC Africa for more is Richard Friedland, CEO of Netcare.

Netcare interim HEPS up 40%

CNBC Africa spoke to Dominic Sewela, CEO at Barloworld to unpack the earnings. 

Barloworld posts double-digit revenue & profit growth

Investors threw their Astral eggs out their baskets today after the country’s largest poultry producer didn’t declare an interim dividend.

Astral Foods HY23 HEPS down 88%

Afrimat CEO, Andries van Heerden, joins CNBC Africa’s Godfrey Mutizwa to unpack the earnings. 

Afrimat FY22 revenue up 5%

Higher global interest rates and lending providing a tailwind to revenues at Investec in the full year to March. 

Investec FY22 HEPS UP 25.3%

JSE-listed asset manager NinetyOne reported a 10 per cent fall in assets under management (AuM) after suffering net outflows of R237 billion as clients shied away from riskier assets. 

NinetyOne FY22 basic HEPS down 15%

Property Group Octodec reported a 10.7 per cent jump in half-year distributions to 88.1 cents a share. But total vacancies across the group also rose, driven by an increase in unlet spaces in its office and retail portfolio. 

Octodec HY23 HEPS drop 29.1%

Raubex CEO, Felicia Msiza joins CNBC Africa’s Zanele Morrison to unpack the results.

Raubex FY22 HEPS up 32.1% 

African telecoms giant Vodacom said their profits in the previous financial year were hurt by the power crisis in South Africa, start-up losses from its Ethiopian venture and higher inflation across its markets.

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