earnings

Fish and food processing company Oceana Group posted a 28.9 per cent jump in headline earnings for the year ended 30 September 2023. Joining CNBC Africa for more is Neville Brink, CEO, Oceana Group. 

Oceana full-year revenue surges 22.6%

Car rental and leasing group Zeda double-digit revenue growth of  driven by demand in its rental and leasing business. Joining CNBC Africa for more is Ramasela Ganda, CEO, ZEDA. 

ZEDA full-year revenue up 12% 

Steven Joffe, CEO, Invicta Holdings joins CNBC Africa to unpack the company’s performance further. 

Invicta battle surging costs 

Investors are ploughing into the Kal Group, with it stock price up almost 6 per cent on the JSE following the release of its annual results. 

Kal Group revenue up 42.7%

South Africa's third mobile operator, Telkom posted a 2.5 per cent growth in revenue while headline earnings were up just under 47 per cent. 

Telkom half-year revenue up 2.5%

African Bank reported a 41 per cent jump in net advances to R32 billion in the year to September to a much larger client base composed of retail and business customers following its acquisition of Grindrod and Ubank. 

African Bank Group net advances book grew by 41%

Hotel Group Southern Sun reported a 34 per cent jump in first half revenue to R2.8 billion, buoyed by improved trading in the Western Cape and several large scale events being hosted in South Africa such as the recent Netball World Cup. 

Southern Sun half-year revenue jumps 34%

Equity Bank Group has recorded a five per cent growth in net earnings for nine months of the year to Sh36.2 billion largely on stable earnings in subsidiaries outside Kenya.

Equity Bank Group Q3 profit up 5% despite slower growth in Kenya

Joining CNBC Africa for more on the company’s performance is Roland van Wijnen, CEO at PPC. 

PPC Southern African markets revenue up 2%

CNBC Africa’s Godfrey Mutizwa spoke to Seelan Gobalsamy, CEO at Omnia Holdings for more. 

Omnia Holdings half-year revenue down 14%

Dominic Sewela, Group CEO, Barloworld joins CNBC Africa to shed light on the fruits of the year’s activities. 

Barloworld FY HEPS up 5.5%

Astral Foods swung to an annual loss of R512 million in the year ended September, with profits plucked by the worst bird flu outbreak and increased cost from load shedding. 

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