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

TFG’s group sales rose by 8.4% in Q3 FY2025 driven by higher consumer spending during Black Friday and the Christmas season, & recovering from a

Sasol approved a coal destoning solution in December 2024 for Secunda Operations, expected to be operational by H1 FY26. Mozambique’s civil unrest impacted the Central

Cashbuild’s revenue for Q2 FY2025 rose by 6% year-over-year, driven by 5% growth from existing stores and 1% from new stores. Half-year revenue increased by

Super Group expects HEPS from continuing operations to decline by -29.9% to -19.7%, to between 97 and 111 cents per share. Supply Chain Africa was