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you, the latest in the world of business and markets. Good morning, Norsey. Let's start with this one. PPC manages to say margin boost despite slumping volumes. A very good morning to you, TT and to the listeners. Well, of course, cement maker PPC is managing
things that we use to determine where we locate our projects. The project has secured long-term PPAs, PPC, and PowerX. What do these agreements mean in practical terms for the electricity being generated? Practically, what this means is that we are going to be
Turner. AWN, AWN Business. Somebody who always slaves. Is Motel Haripe with business news? Motel, PPC is saying higher cement sales in Zimbabwe have improved their overall earnings. It's giving. Yeah, it's giving in Zimbabwe. Cement company PPC says for the
as well as elevated credit losses and the ongoing challenging consumer environment. We also had PPC, they reported resilient trading in their five-month update. The group saw revenue of 1% and a solid increase in EBITDA of around 40%. And this was due to
tough one now for South Africa yesterday. Pan African resources up 5.6%. Grenrod was up 4.5%. Canal Plus up 4%. PPC up 2.5% with Anglo Gold up 1.7%. Major losses for Alpha Min though that were down 7%. The coal miner Tungela down 6.2%. Truetz was down 4%.
Shopping malls, including in Santon City. And then PPC Cement, they were able to improve their revenue by 1% during the five months to the end of August. As Group EBITDA was up 40%, John, here's the number that stood out for me: their cement sales volumes in
you can count on. Right, so it's Monday after the weekend, so what's top of the agenda? In fact, it's PPC. They have their five-month update. With me, it's Marquez Masila. Let's get all the numbers. Marquez. And yes, the guys' revenue up a percent. The
that people are happy to renegotiate. They also hope to appoint a new chair by early November. And PPC Cement, able to improve revenue by 1% during the five months to the end of August. Group, IBIDARA up 40%. John, how interesting is this? Zimbabwe increasing
Grinrod was up 4.5%, Harmason up 2.7%, PPC Cement up 2.5%, Woolies was up 2% with Anglo Gold up 1.7%. The rand this morning up close to a half a percent at 16 Rand 33 against the US dollar, 18 Rand 72 against the Euro and 21 Rand 85 cents against the British
its lenders. So that suggests that there might be some other issues. The board also wants to appoint a new chair by early November. And then PPC Cement, they increased their revenue by 1% in the five months to the end of August. But cement sales volumes and
And Pumalele, of course, now turning then to some company news, we've got PPC earnings boosted by the Zimbabwean cement business, offsetting what we saw, the weakness in South Africa and Botswana, that coming out in their operating update. But help us make
taken a bit of a dip today, down by 625 points. On the downside, Canal Palouse is weaker by 4.3%. Glencore off by 3.6%. The Fushini Group has lost 2.9%. Having a much better day. Optasia up by 6%. PPC making concrete gains and trading higher by 5.2%.
2% on the day. A big move is in some cases. Optasia is up 8%. HCI is up 4.5%. PPC is up 4.39%. Sometimes at the end of a week, I mean, I'm no technical expert on this, but big funds will sort of rebalance some of their things based on what's happened over the
fluctuations, and someone somewhere else has bought a little bit of their shares. And once you've done all the maths, you get a big increase in RAN terms. But various things going on in Optasia up 8.36% on the day. HCI up 5%. PPC up 4.65%. And then REM.
10 days ago. So we did see lots of scope for growth. I think that might be part of it. HCI is up 5%. PPC up 4.13%. And Remgro up 3.5%. Now, Remgro putting out their results today on the interviews next week, we understand. Friday afternoon treatment. Their
45 stories on 5 stations in the last 30 days
you, the latest in the world of business and markets. Good morning, Norsey. Let's start with this one. PPC manages to say margin boost despite slumping volumes. A very good morning to you, TT and to the listeners. Well, of course, cement maker PPC is managing
as well as elevated credit losses and the ongoing challenging consumer environment. We also had PPC, they reported resilient trading in their five-month update. The group saw revenue of 1% and a solid increase in EBITDA of around 40%. And this was due to
Turner. AWN, AWN Business. Somebody who always slaves. Is Motel Haripe with business news? Motel, PPC is saying higher cement sales in Zimbabwe have improved their overall earnings. It's giving. Yeah, it's giving in Zimbabwe. Cement company PPC says for the
And Pumalele, of course, now turning then to some company news, we've got PPC earnings boosted by the Zimbabwean cement business, offsetting what we saw, the weakness in South Africa and Botswana, that coming out in their operating update. But help us make
that people are happy to renegotiate. They also hope to appoint a new chair by early November. And PPC Cement, able to improve revenue by 1% during the five months to the end of August. Group, IBIDARA up 40%. John, how interesting is this? Zimbabwe increasing
you can count on. Right, so it's Monday after the weekend, so what's top of the agenda? In fact, it's PPC. They have their five-month update. With me, it's Marquez Masila. Let's get all the numbers. Marquez. And yes, the guys' revenue up a percent. The
Shopping malls, including in Santon City. And then PPC Cement, they were able to improve their revenue by 1% during the five months to the end of August. As Group EBITDA was up 40%, John, here's the number that stood out for me: their cement sales volumes in
its lenders. So that suggests that there might be some other issues. The board also wants to appoint a new chair by early November. And then PPC Cement, they increased their revenue by 1% in the five months to the end of August. But cement sales volumes and
10 days ago. So we did see lots of scope for growth. I think that might be part of it. HCI is up 5%. PPC up 4.13%. And Remgro up 3.5%. Now, Remgro putting out their results today on the interviews next week, we understand. Friday afternoon treatment. Their
things that we use to determine where we locate our projects. The project has secured long-term PPAs, PPC, and PowerX. What do these agreements mean in practical terms for the electricity being generated? Practically, what this means is that we are going to be
tough one now for South Africa yesterday. Pan African resources up 5.6%. Grenrod was up 4.5%. Canal Plus up 4%. PPC up 2.5% with Anglo Gold up 1.7%. Major losses for Alpha Min though that were down 7%. The coal miner Tungela down 6.2%. Truetz was down 4%.
Grinrod was up 4.5%, Harmason up 2.7%, PPC Cement up 2.5%, Woolies was up 2% with Anglo Gold up 1.7%. The rand this morning up close to a half a percent at 16 Rand 33 against the US dollar, 18 Rand 72 against the Euro and 21 Rand 85 cents against the British
taken a bit of a dip today, down by 625 points. On the downside, Canal Palouse is weaker by 4.3%. Glencore off by 3.6%. The Fushini Group has lost 2.9%. Having a much better day. Optasia up by 6%. PPC making concrete gains and trading higher by 5.2%.
2% on the day. A big move is in some cases. Optasia is up 8%. HCI is up 4.5%. PPC is up 4.39%. Sometimes at the end of a week, I mean, I'm no technical expert on this, but big funds will sort of rebalance some of their things based on what's happened over the
fluctuations, and someone somewhere else has bought a little bit of their shares. And once you've done all the maths, you get a big increase in RAN terms. But various things going on in Optasia up 8.36% on the day. HCI up 5%. PPC up 4.65%. And then REM.
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Cement maker PPC protected profits in its five-month update despite South African and Botswana cement volumes falling 8%, with group revenue up 1% and EBITDA up about 40% 17. The gain was driven by strong Zimbabwe profitability and higher prices, and PPC does not expect South African trading conditions to improve in the near term 26.
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