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Tuesday, 11 August 2026

Eskom pricing, AECI results, road traffic fines, China payment rails and Cape Town port bottlenecks drove a busy Moneyweb market hour.

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  1. 18:25

    Ferroglobe warned its Emalahleni smelter could close within weeks, putting 350 direct jobs at risk unless it secures cheaper electricity, with talks focused on Eskom tariffs around 62c/kWh.

  2. 18:17

    AECI Mining reported half-year profit growth despite revenue softness, with management saying supply-chain disruptions lifted raw-material costs but stronger cash flow still supported dividends and lower net debt.

  3. 18:38

    The new Auto Act is now in force after a withdrawn court challenge, and employers must nominate drivers for company-car fines while employees risk licence suspension through demerit points.

  4. 18:44

    Standard Bank said Africa-China payments through the cross-border interbank system have crossed $1 billion, cutting intermediaries, speeding settlement and reducing foreign-exchange risk for trade flows.

  5. 18:55

    Stakeholders meeting Transport and Transnet agreed to form a port forum with execution authority, add backup labour and equipment, and shift fruit volumes through other ports when Cape Town is disrupted.