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Smooth business handovers – a survival guide for entrepreneurs

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In today’s dynamic business environment, leadership transitions are inevitable. These changes may result from a C-suite reshuffle, a merger, or an acquisition by a larger group. Regardless of the trigger, periods of transition can destabilise businesses of any size. Smooth business handovers are critical to reducing this instability.

JSE delisting challenges – new regulations and market shifts

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The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) is the largest bourse in Africa. Its market cap of approximately ZAR20 trillion also means that it sits in the top 20 of the world’s largest stock exchanges. Despite that size and heft, it is under significant pressure. In addition to increased competition from newer exchanges such as the Cape Town Stock Exchange and A2X Markets, it has a serious delisting problem.

ASN’s acquisition of Julie’s Biscuits – a strategic milestone in premium...

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Acquisition of Julie's biscuits by ASN from Malaysia marks a significant stride in the culinary world, especially in the domain of premium snacking. The delectable assortment of Julie's biscuits has garnered immense acclaim not only from retailers but also from the discerning hospitality industry.

Strategic structuring – the keystone of startup success

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In the fast-paced world of startups, particularly those breaking new ground, the excitement of innovation and market disruption often takes centre stage. However, amidst this buzz, it's crucial for startups to prioritise their foundational business structures from the outset.

Peering through the smoke

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Of the companies we research, the tobacco industry has some of the best structural fundamentals. Tobacco consumption is relatively price-inelastic, which means that price increases can make up for falls in sales volumes. Taxes make up a large portion of sale prices.

Multichoice returns rest of Africa to profit and continues to expand

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MultiChoice Group (MCG), Africa’s leading entertainment company, returned its Rest of Africa business to profitability and further expanded its consumer services ecosystem during the year ended 31 March 2023 (FY23).

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