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South Africa’s largest private health insurer, Discovery, has reported headline per share growth of 5 per cent accompanied by 10 per cent jump in operating profit. 

Discovery resumes dividend pay-outs 

JSE-listed Supermarket chain Choppies reported a headline earnings per share growth of 4.8 per cent, even as revenue grew 6.45 per cent, despite a tough trading environment.

Choppies full-year HEPS down 7.5%

Jannie Durand, CEO, Remgro joins CNBC Africa for more. 

Remgro FY HEPS up 8.9%  

CNBC Africa is joined by Marthinus Visser, CEO at OUTsurance, unpacking the factors that contributed to the company's recent number as well as what they call "premium inflation'.

OUTsurance life gross written premium up 17.6%

Joining CNBC Africa to unpack the results is Alan Pullinger, CEO, Firstrand. 

Firstrand delivers double-digit HEPS hike 

Metair’s first-half profit dropped 9 per cent as high finance charges more than doubled in the period, reversing the bottom line.

Metair half-year revenue up 31% to R7.76bn 

Momentum Metropolitan reported a five per cent jump in headline earnings per share citing improvements across all business units in the year except for Momentum Investments. 

Momentum Metropolitan FY HEPS up 5%

Joining CNBC Africa is Norbert Sasse, Group CEO, Growthpoint Properties.

Growthpoint half-year revenue up 5.3% to R13.37bn

Fintech payments group Lesaka reduced its annual loss by 21 per cent to $11.9 million boosted by a strong performance in its merchant division, where it mainly provides lending to SMEs in the informal market. 

Lesaka trims Q4’23 loss 

For the six month period ended 30 June, Food group Libstar reported a 44 per cent decline in headline earnings per share and attributes this performance to challenging market conditions. 

Constrained consumer demand weighs on Libstar’s earnings

State-owned airport management company Airports Company South Africa says it narrowed it's losses in the year to R143 million, from the R1 billion loss in 2021/22. Joining CNBC Africa for more is Lindani Mukhudwani, CFO, ACSA.

ACSA full-year revenue surges 55%

Sun International has delivered another set of strong results for the first-half of 2023, building on its strong performance achieved in 2022. 

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