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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. 

Invicta battles de-industrialisation

Chris Vorster, CEO, Stadio Holdings joins CNBC Africa to unpack the company’s performance. 

Stadio distance learning show steady growth at 8%

Listed pan-African broadcaster, MultiChoice, announced a significant increase in full-year losses due to the impact of fluctuations in foreign currency exchange rates and a decrease in the number of subscribers. 

MultiChoice headline loss widens by 137%

Angelo Swartz, CEO, SPAR Group joins CNBC Africa to unpack the company’s performance. 

SPAR cuts SAP ties 

Copper360 has issued an operational update, indicating that they have raised of R380 million in growth capital and the secured a R650 million equity facility. 

Copper360 FY revenue up 14.7%

Kobus Gertenbach, CEO, Premier Group joins CNBC Africa to unpack the company’s performance. 

Premier FY revenue up 3.6%

JSE-listed Omnia Holdings Limited posted a 6 per cent drop in headline earnings accompanied by a 16 per cent decrease in revenue for the year ended 31 March 2024. 

Omnia Holdings FY HEPS down 6%

Financial services provider AlexForbes has posted a 16 per cent jump in its full-year headline earnings per share from continuing operations and says it is happy with the performance of the 6 businesses it acquired over the past 3 years.

AlexForbes FY HEPS climbs 16%

JSE-listed financial technology group Capital Appreciation saw a remarkable 87 per cent increase in headline earnings, alongside a 19 per cent surge in revenue for the year ended March 31, 2024.

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