Articles about JSE

All set for MultiChoice delisting

The delisting of the video entertainment group will proceed upon commencement of trading on the JSE and A2X on 10 December.

G20 sees UK in tech deals with JSE, Telkom

Prime minister Keir Starmer is set to unveil initiatives to stimulate job creation, unlock private capital and strengthen ties.

FirstRand buys into Optasia ahead of JSE debut

The firm agrees to acquire 20.1% of Optasia, an AI-powered fintech platform that provides people across emerging markets with financial access.

MultiChoice to delist from JSE

Canal+ plans to acquire all remaining MultiChoice shares after more than 90% of shareholders accepted its offer, triggering a compulsory buyout.

Dubai-based fintech firm Optasia eyes JSE listing

The proposed listing aims to provide the company with access to capital to support its expansion, both organically and through potential future acquisitions.

Risk Insights, JSE clash over ESG contract

Conflict emerges over whether the firm’s ESG data contract with the JSE has ended, with both parties presenting differing accounts.

Former EOH director responds to JSE findings

Anushka Bogdanov, founder of ESG data science consultancy Risk Insights, exercises her right of reply to two articles ITWeb recently ran.

JSE listing to test Cell C’s turnaround story

Cell C’s proposed separate listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange could slash debt, boost transparency and strengthen investor confidence, say analysts.

JSE stands firm as former EOH director denies PhD fraud

Anushka Bogdanov submitted documents related to recent studies, not the qualification under JSE investigation, says the local bourse.

AI-driven infrastructure demand lifts telco share prices

Telco shares surge as operators increase spend to meet demand for connectivity, data centres and new technologies like AI.

Fake PhD sees ex-iOCO director fined R500 000

Artificial intelligence makes it easier to falsify qualifications, and companies are responding by using tech such as QR codes.

Blue Label seeks shareholder approval to change name

The company proposes to change its name from “Blue Label Telecoms” to “Blu Label Unlimited Group”.