Barloworld’s buyout bid: it gets sneakier
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The great Barloworld gambit
The first sign the company was in play came in April. But it gave no indication CEO Dominic Sewela was a key player as…
Tiger Brands: a roaring kitty or another false start?
Tiger Brands looks to be back on its feet and flexing its claws – finally…
Bell’s most baffling move yet
Just days after the Bell family had been offering minority shareholders in heavy equipment manufacturer Bell Equipment R53 a share to buy them out,…
Will Caxton ever pull the Mpact trigger?
There’s still no sign of a firm offer from Caxton for all or part of the 65.1% of packaging company Mpact that it does…
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