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Dr Nombasa Tsengwa, CEO, Exxaro Resources spoke to CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters to unpack the numbers further. 

Exxaro first-half revenue inches up 

The Development Bank of Southern Africa reported an 11 per cent drop in annual net profit to R4.6 billion, hurt by lower foreign currency gains. 

DBSA reports 12% decline in FY profit 

Sean Wibberley, Homechoice International Chief Executive Officer and FinChoice CEO joins CNBC Africa for more on the results. 

Homechoice International HY interim HEPS up 37%

CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters spoke with Leila Fourie, Chief Executive Officer, JSE for more on the results. 

JSE reports 4.2% growth in operating income

CNBC Africa is joined by Jason Quinn, Chief Executive, Nedbank for more on the results. 

Nedbank H1 HEPS up 11%

CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters spoke with Bruce Strong, Chief Executive Officer of Mpact for more on the results. 

Mpact interim HEPS down 31.7%

East Africa Breweries Limited has registered a 12 per cent drop in profitability to report 10.9 billion shillings in after tax for the fiscal year ended June 30. 

East Africa Breweries registers strong regional growth despite 12% dip in net earnings

Kumba Iron Ore has reported a 24 per cent fall in headline earnings per share as the company battles weaker commodity prices and logistics challenges. 

Kumba H1 HEPS slide 26% on iron ore price pullback 

Anglo American Platinum reported a 18 per cent drop in half-year earnings as lower metal prices hit the miner's bottom line. 

Amplats H1 HEPS down 18%

As the company recovers from operating loss, Nampak has reported a 7 per cent rise in half-year revenue and says their business is not greatly affected by power crisis. CNBC Africa spoke to Phil Rouw, CEO, Nampak for more.

Nampak half-year revenue climbs 7%

CNBC Africa is joined by Ervin Tu, CEO, Naspers to unpack the company’s performance. 

Naspers profit doubles on Tencent, e-commerce performance 

Industrial Group Invicta raised its annual dividend by 5 per cent despite a slight dip in profit for the year at R584 million. CNBC Africa is joined by Steven Joffe, CEO, Invicta. 

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