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Anglo American’s maple leaf temptations 

Will Anglo American settle its corporate identity crisis by becoming Canadian?

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Fintech and klaar – an AI-powered unicorn for the JSE?

A company raising primary capital on the JSE is a rare thing – but Optasia reckons the local market is primed for its fintech offerings

JSE CEO Leila Fourie. Drew Angerer/Getty Images

Proof of life: why Leila Fourie sees a revival for the JSE

The universe of listed companies in South Africa may still be anaemic, but the JSE CEO believes the exchange is witnessing a turnaround

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Listing in the wind

The JSE is still a listing venue, but all too often a secondary one. While Sandton may host the electronic ticker tape, it’s not where the deals are happening

Wind farm

Playing Europe’s green power drive

The JSE’s second listing this year, Greencoat Renewables, offers an entry point to Europe’s €1.5-trillion renewables market

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New miner on the block: Shuka Minerals

JSE mining minnow Shuka has had a promising start to its listed life – but questions over a major potential deal remain

JSE listings.

Bourse blues: can a new plan reverse the JSE’s vanishing act? 

With only three companies set to list this year, the JSE’s future is an existential issue for local savers

Curerncy Viewpoint

The JSE’s listings crisis demands some honest introspection

The slow-motion collapse of our public equity market lies with the very industry meant to steward the nation’s savings

ASP isotopes

ASP Isotopes: hot stuff or short seller target?  

A firm that produces isotopes for semiconductors and nuclear fuel is planning a JSE listing. But a highly critical report raises questions

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Boxer’s off with a bang!

A brilliant JSE debut for the retailer raises the question of which stock to buy: the fast-growing soft discounter or its parent, deeply discounted Pick n Pay …

Leila: Leila Fourie, CEO of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. Photo by Drew Angerer, Getty Images.

Is the JSE set for a new listings boom?

The exchange’s CEO, Leila Fourie, says she has seen a willingness of companies to list on the JSE that we ‘haven’t seen in many years’.

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Feel the burn! 

To hear Brait CEO Peter Hayward-Butt tell it, managing the once-magnificent private equity powerhouse these past few years has been a bit like being stuck inside a particularly…