No image available
/ 22 November 2007
South Africa’s second-biggest media firm, Johnnic Communications (Johncom), increased first-half headline earnings per share by 460% to 1 681 cents. The company said revenue for the six months to end-September rose by 16% to R2,974-billion while profit from operations before exceptional items rose 25% to R409-million.
No image available
/ 20 November 2007
South African media company Johnnic Communications (Johncom) said on Tuesday it will now change its name to Avusa on November 26 after shareholders gave the name change the green light. The name was constructed in such a way so as to relate to the company’s vision and strategy, as it uses the words Audiovisual, Vision, Unique and Unity, and South Africa to make up Avusa.
No image available
/ 16 November 2007
South African media firm Johnnic Communications (Johncom) said on Friday its first-half attributable and headline earnings per share was expected to be 455% to 465% higher than the previous period. The firm said its interim results would be released on November 22.
No image available
/ 12 November 2007
Mail & Guardian publisher Trevor Ncube has scotched rumours that Tokyo Sexwale’s Mvelaphanda Group is planning to buy a 30% stake in the newspaper. Ncube said that the company was in talks with a number of people, but at this stage, a deal was not on the cards.
No image available
/ 4 November 2007
President Thabo Mbeki’s political adviser and a government official are among a group who want to take over Johnnic Communications (Johncom). Koni Media Holdings, a company belonging to Mbeki’s adviser Titus Mafolo, Foreign Affairs Department spokesperson Ronnie Mamoepa, former chief of state protocol Billy Modise and a businessman, have launched a R7-billion bid.