SolarEdge Technologies (SEDG) climbed 7% after reports that the Trump administration is considering restrictions on imported foreign inverters. Enphase Energy (ENPH) also rose.
Pan African Resources plans to move its listing from AIM to the London Stock Exchange’s Main Market. The transfer, expected in late October but not
Jubilee’s South African operations reported a strong Q3 FY2025, with chrome concentrate production up 10.7% to 452,561 tonnes and year-to-date output rising 26.7% to 1,427,220
Clicks reported a 6.2% increase in group turnover to R23.2 bn and a 13.2% rise in diluted headline earnings per share (dHEPS) for the six
HEPS is expected to increase at least 1100% to 29.55 cents (FY23: 2.46 cents). The turnaround plan drove improvements in agricultural performance, efficiency, and margins.
Group revenue rose 1.1% y/y, with Entyce up 8.1% and I&J up 3.9%, while Snackworks fell 1.0%, and Fashion brands declined -6.9%. Entyce’s growth was
Woolies turnover +5.7% (+6.2% in constant currency) | Food performed well with sales +11.4% & 7.3% on comparable store basis (Food inflation 6%) | Fashion,
Shoprite sales for the 6-months ended 29 Dec. +9.6% to R128.6bn | SA Supermarkets (83.7% of group sales) +10.4% (vs H1 24: +14.6%) & like-for-like
Lewis increased revenue by 13.6% for the 9 months ended December. Comparable store sales increased 6.2% for the 9 months. Group merchandise sales rose by
Reinet’s net asset value (NAV) rose by €338 million (+5.1%) in Q3 FY2025, reaching €6.9 billion, with the NAV per share increasing to €38.12 from
