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Eskom acting chief executive, Calib Cassim said Eskom’s request amounts to R445 billion for 2025-26, R495 billion for 2026-27 and R537 billion for 2027-28, translated to electricity price hikes of 36.1% in 2025, 11.8% in 2026 and 9.1% in 2027.
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Calib Cassim: Eskom aims to cap load-shedding at stage four

The acting chief executive said it was imperative to bridge the gap of 4000 to 6000 megawatts of dispatchable capacity

James Selfe

Eskom board faces massive clean-up job

Although auditors have cautioned the new board on its financial health, the newly appointed board is positive that it can turn things around

Richemont

Richemont earnings growth ebbs on Chinese market slowdown

Richemont’s full year earnings have slowed in comparison with the last three years, as the Chinese government cracked down on spending by officials.

A difficult trading environment has not stopped the Shoprite Group Holdings from producing impressive results for the three months ending September 2019. (Reuters)

Shoprite looks for growth outside SA amid sluggish first-half profit

Shoprite says it does not expect any improvement on its first-half profit increased by 7.4%.

Nedbank.

Nedbank profit beats expectations

Nedbank Group reported a full-year profit that was higher than expected as revenue increased and bad debt growth slowed down.

Barclays South Africa profit climbs 20% as credit impairments drop

The bank’s net income has risen to R12-billion from R10-billion last year.

Barclays Bank of Kenya full-year profit declines on bad loans

In its full-year results, the Bank of Kenya said profit had declined by 13% on bad debt.

Sasol set to post strong earnings growth for 2014

Higher oil and chemical prices, favourable currency swings and the weaker rand will increase earnings, says Sasol.

The outcome of the ANC’s long-awaited KwaZulu-Natal conference was a win for the Thuma Mina crowd. (Delwyn Verasamy/M&G)

Insurance group MMI profit increases 12% on policy sales

MMI Holdings, South Africa’s third-largest insurer, said fiscal full-year profit climbed 12% after selling more policies and integrating units.

Sasol’s stock has climbed 35% this year. (Planet KB)

Sasol’s full-year earnings increase by 25%

Sasol, the world’s biggest coal-to-gasoline producer, says full-year profit climbed 25% after production at its synfuels division increased.

Sanlam chief executive Dr Johan van Zyl. (Supplied)

Sanlam sees profits rise on emerging market expansion

Sanlam, the largest South Africa-based insurer, said first-half profit rose 36% after expanding in emerging markets and developing new products.

MTN

MTN sees 22% profit jump

MTN Group, Africa’s largest wireless operator, said first-half profit rose 22%, exceeding estimates, after subscriber numbers increased.

Standard Bank’s profits dip on bad loans

Standard Bank reported a 1,9% dip in annual headline earnings per share in line with its own forecast and declined to give a firm 2009 outlook.

Sanlam set for tough 2009 as earnings drop 59%

South African financial services firm Sanlam expects 2009 to be challenging after it posted a 59% drop in headline earnings per share on Thursday.

Attention: SABC deficit disorder

SABC spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago denied a R700-millon figure but said: "We are not prepared to engage further on this matter."

A year of two halves for Implats

The year 2008 could only be characterised as a year of two halves, Impala Platinum said on Thursday as it presented its interim results.