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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
stronger gold prices, but the ability to produce more gold, I think, probably really playing a role there. Grinrod, they've been consistently up over the last couple of weeks. They're up nearly 4%. Wilworth's up 3%. PPC is up 2%. And then Anglo is up 1.52%.
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
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
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
The all-share up by 520 points with the resources index stronger by 1.8%. Goldfields has picked up by 3.6%. PPC has gained 3.4%. Stadio is having a good day, stronger by 2.9%. On the red side of things, Tiger Brands has given up 4.7%. AB InBev off by 2.
are up 4.34%. I think just making good some of yesterday's losses over that possible bid for Northern Star Resources. South 32 were up 3%. Richmond up 2.9%. Noctasia up 2.76. PPC, they were talking yesterday about how cement made elsewhere is a big threat.
losses yesterday of the announcement of their bid for Northern Resources, that Australian company PPC up 3% as well, despite warning that foreign-made cement is having a big impact on the industry. And then Truorth's also up nearly 3%, while Richmond is up
Down 0.08. Resources up 0.21. Canal Plus is down 6.6. Grinrod down 5.5. PPC Cement losing most of this week's gains. They're down 5.3. Premier down 4.5. Some of the financial firms, Capitech, 3.6. PSG Finance down 2.79. And then We Buy Cars also down nearly
decent. Shorter. That's it. Now, on a day when the oil price is rising again, the JSE has managed to eke out a small gain so far today. The all-share currently up by 190 points. Canal Palus has gained 5.6%, PPC is up by 3.3%, and Alphamin has risen by 2.8%.
Financials up 0.65. Industrials up 0.06%. Resources up 0.05% on the day. Canole Plus is up over 5%. PPC strong showing from them up 3.3%. Elpha Min up 2.84 and Grinrod up 2.3% on the day. But the real story probably is around Boxer. They are down 0.85% today.
Up by nearly 3%. Tiger Brands up 2%. Even PPC Cement up nearly 3%. And Anglo's up 3.3%. Glenco, also a little bit in the energy space. They're up nearly 4%. Shopwright are down 2.21. And Woolworths are down 1.58 in the other side of the ledger. Sadios down
take over. He's been there since around 2012. Canel Plus ending the day up 5.5. Elfamin up nearly 3%. PPC up 2.2 thirds percent. And Tungela up 2.35. While Truworth's is up 2.19, and one or two of the financial shares doing nicely. Standard Bank, Capitech.
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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
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
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
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
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
nearly 4.5%. Capitech, down 3.28%. Motors, the other automotive car company today, down 1.84%. And PPC, the cement company, they're down 2% on the day. News from SAPI, they want to do a joint venture with a company called UPM. This would be in Europe. It's
take over. He's been there since around 2012. Canel Plus ending the day up 5.5. Elfamin up nearly 3%. PPC up 2.2 thirds percent. And Tungela up 2.35. While Truworth's is up 2.19, and one or two of the financial shares doing nicely. Standard Bank, Capitech.
they're down around 5%. Growth point is down 4.37. And the Fascini Group are down 3% as well. Optasia up 2.65. Mondi up 2.6%. Richmond up 2%. And PPC up 1.18%. Kick still up again. They're up 0.88% on the day. They were up quite strongly yesterday. News 25.
stronger gold prices, but the ability to produce more gold, I think, probably really playing a role there. Grinrod, they've been consistently up over the last couple of weeks. They're up nearly 4%. Wilworth's up 3%. PPC is up 2%. And then Anglo is up 1.52%.
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%.
The all-share up by 520 points with the resources index stronger by 1.8%. Goldfields has picked up by 3.6%. PPC has gained 3.4%. Stadio is having a good day, stronger by 2.9%. On the red side of things, Tiger Brands has given up 4.7%. AB InBev off by 2.
are up 4.34%. I think just making good some of yesterday's losses over that possible bid for Northern Star Resources. South 32 were up 3%. Richmond up 2.9%. Noctasia up 2.76. PPC, they were talking yesterday about how cement made elsewhere is a big threat.
losses yesterday of the announcement of their bid for Northern Resources, that Australian company PPC up 3% as well, despite warning that foreign-made cement is having a big impact on the industry. And then Truorth's also up nearly 3%, while Richmond is up
Down 0.08. Resources up 0.21. Canal Plus is down 6.6. Grinrod down 5.5. PPC Cement losing most of this week's gains. They're down 5.3. Premier down 4.5. Some of the financial firms, Capitech, 3.6. PSG Finance down 2.79. And then We Buy Cars also down nearly
decent. Shorter. That's it. Now, on a day when the oil price is rising again, the JSE has managed to eke out a small gain so far today. The all-share currently up by 190 points. Canal Palus has gained 5.6%, PPC is up by 3.3%, and Alphamin has risen by 2.8%.
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