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Harmony Gold reported a 19 per cent increase in revenue, boosted by higher gold prices. While gold production dipped slightly, underground grades improved, keeping the company on track to meet its financial targets. 

Harmony Gold’s H1’25 HEPS improves 33%

For more on this performance, CNBC Africa is joined by Brimstone CEO, Mustaq Brey.

Brimstone FY HEPS up 51%

Nedbank has reported a stronger financial performance for the year ended 31 December 2024.

Nedbank posts 10% increase in FY HEPS

Africa’s largest stock exchange raised its ordinary dividend by 5.8 per cent in the year to December resulting in total distribution to shareholders of R715 million. 

JSE’s diversification strategy bear fruit

CNBC Africa spoke to Mpumi Madisa, CEO, Bidvest for more. 

Bidvest Group posts 2.8% increase in H1’25 HEPS 

Shares of Aspen jumped more than 11 per cent on the JSE today, narrowing losses in the stock in the past year to 16 per cent. 

Aspen H1’25 HEPS up 4%

Short term insurance group Santam reported a 51 per cent jump in profit in its full year to December. Gross written premiums grew 11 per cent in the year to R41 billion with underwriting margin standing at 7.6 per cent. 

Santam FY24 HEPS jumps 51%

Italtile has reported a 4 per cent growth in headline earnings per share despite a flat system-wide turnover, for the half year period to 31 Dec 2024. 

Italtile HY HEPS climbs 4%

Northam Platinum CEO, Paul Dunne expects the platinum market to improve on the back of a growing supply deficit as production declines. The miner’s half-year profit halved due to low metal prices. 

Northam H1’25 HEPS down 49.7%

PGM miner, Impala Platinum, has reported a 43.6 per cent decline in first-half Headline Earnings Per Share to 206c, as lower rand PGM prices offset strong operational delivery, higher sales volumes, and disciplined cost control. 

Impala Platinum H1 HEPS slide 43.6%

Diversified industrial group, KAP Ltd has released results for the 6-months ended 31 Dec, reporting a 2 per cent increase in Revenue and a 21 per cent decrease in headline earnings per share to 17.2 cents. 

KAP H2’24 HEPS slump 21% 

South African automotive group, Motus Holdings, has reported a mixed performance for the first half of its 2025 financial year, with a challenging first quarter due to economic slowdowns followed by a strong recovery in the second quarter. 

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