Spar Guild insiders link the former Nampak CEO to a role at the retailer
Libstar executives and major asset managers signal strong convictions
The food group may find itself in hot water over its AGM
Investors lose patience with the clothing giant
The UN boss oversees a long-overdue map change
A short and snappy meeting couldn’t disguise a rising tide of protest from its shareholders
SAA is searching for a new leader to navigate financial fragility, audit disclaimers and factional battles
The JSE has suspended trading in Labat shares after it failed to pay its maiden dividend
Nampak chair spends almost R50m on company shares
Dramatic changes for firms reliant on the gig economy are coming
CEO Bloisi’s ‘moonshot’ pay plan remains in place thanks to its A shareholders
Shareholder battle heats up over financial woes at Namibian investment company
The founding family are gone, but still influential
Following confusion over media exclusions at recent AGMs, Pick n Pay's Sean Summers and Reinet's Johann Rupert affirm that journalists are welcome
AGMs may be unexciting but often the interplay between shareholders and executives is revealing at these events, which are less choreographed than results presentations.
Reinet's AGM revealed its commitment to preserving its substantial cash pile.
Turbulence at the top for SAA as another leader departs.
Spar's leadership shake-up signals new hope for independent store owners.
The retailer's shareholders deserve more than just murky platitudes
Tomorrow’s AGM is make-or-break for the Trustco board
