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South Africa's biggest vehicle dealership, Motus Holdings, earlier posted a 28 per cent decline in annual heps, citing a challenging trading environment. 

Motus full-year sales up 7% to R113.7bn

Gary Chaplin, CEO, Kap joins CNBC Africa’s Godfrey Mutizwa to break down the numbers. 

KAP FY24 HEPS down 4%

Charles Russon, the Chief Executive Officer of ABSA's Corporate and Investment banking division will take over as ABSA Group CEO from October 15. 

ABSA shows resilience in tough conditions

Private tertiary education group Stadio's numbers show a continued demand for distant learning.

Stadio H1 HEPS up 20%

In a chat with CNBC Africa, he notes the plan is to sweat some assets while highlighting shareholders are not averse to selling down.

Ajiya: 2023 performance function of revenue growth, cost optimisation

JSE-listed private education group AdvTech reported that headline earnings per share increased by 16 per cent, which was helped by the positive leverage of an increased student base. 

AdvTech interim revenue up 9%

Bathroomware group Italtile reported a decline in full-year headline earnings per share of 7 per cent as the increased cost of living weighed heavily on consumers. Group revenue remained flat. 

Italtile FY24 HEPS down 7%

Absa Bank Kenya Plc has reported a 29 per cent surge in half-year earnings as net profits hit Ksh10.7 billion for the period ending June 2024. 

Absa Bank Kenya posts 29% jump in H1’24 earnings

Gold Fields reported operational performance it described as "disappointing" after cutting production by 20 per cent due to unplanned events. 

Gold Fields H1 HEPS slump 29%

Shares of pharmaceutical group Adcock Ingram shot up over 8 per cent today following the release of its full year earnings. 

Adcock Ingram delivers double-digit HEPS growth 

After nearly a decade of losses, Kenya Airways has finally taken to the skies with a profit, reporting its first positive earnings since 2013, a significant milestone in the carrier's turnaround journey. 

Kenya Airways returns to profitability after 10 years

Private education group Curro reported a 16.2 per cent jump in full year headline earnings per share, while learner numbers across its campus remained fairly stable at 72 758. 

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