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Giulietta Talevi

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Johannesburg, GP, South Africa

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Past articles by Giulietta:

Bidvest: Much more than a GDP proxy

Despite our comatose economic reformers, SA Inc is far from dead — witness the killer interim numbers from industrial giant Bidvest → Read More

How to live without Eskom

South Africa, it seems, can’t live without the albatross that is our national power utility. But in your home, how close can you get to going off-grid? The FM looks at how to do it, and how to fund it → Read More

Striking copper fields in the Northern Cape

There's money to be made in the Northern Cape — plenty of it — from the region's historic copper fields, which is why Copper 360 is heading to the JSE → Read More

High time for Hudaco revival

The JSE’s industrial businesses appear to be having a moment, notwithstanding South Africa’s grim economic conditions → Read More

How OUTA and Wayne Duvenage drew a line in the sand

This year, OUTA scored its biggest victory, when e-tolls were scrapped. But the organisation might not have been around to fight for this if big business, and some medium-sized companies too, had had their way → Read More

It’s Reunert’s time now

Reunert is a venerable JSE name though it’s hardly been at the forefront of investor's minds. But its push into renewable energy is set to change all that → Read More

Omnia finds fertile ground

Bogged down in debt just three years ago, Omnia is now paying out chunky dividends as growth surges → Read More

Can Purple Group win over the doubters?

The company was the go-go stock of early 2022 - before SA and world markets tanked. Now there's more scepticism over its prospects and that of its star asset - EasyEquities → Read More

Abandoned: Is it the end of SA’s construction industry?

Fifteen years ago, SA’s blue chip construction firms dominated the JSE’s leaderboard. Since then, some have collapsed, or quit the industry. And more casualties could follow → Read More

Murray & Roberts: When going offshore goes awry

Murray & Roberts shares have been on a one-way hiding for five years. The FM asks CEO Henry Laas what happened → Read More

Murray & Roberts: When going offshore goes awry

Murray & Roberts: When going offshore goes awry Q&A with Murray & Roberts CEO Henry Laas 03 November 2022 - 05:00 Giulietta Talevi You can forgive Murray & Roberts shareholders for wanting to throw in the towel. Two weeks ago, the group astounded the market with an abrupt profit warning, having posted relatively decent year-end numbers two months earlier. Shareholders were warned… → Read More

Reigniting Remgro: lighting up a new generation of investors

After a ‘lost decade’, Johann Rupert’s investment company may just have regained its mojo. And it has done this by starting to shift most of its portfolio into unlisted fast-growing investments → Read More

Tiger Brands: bad luck or bad management?

Tiger’s shares are under fire again after the group recalled Purity Essentials baby talc that contained traces of asbestos → Read More

Not many green shoots for Old Mutual

It’s anything but the best of times for SA’s insurers, with high unemployment, low growth and weak, volatile equity markets and now dawn raids to deal with → Read More

‘Irrational’ Fortress vote leaves investors fuming

The property group has been unable to break a deadlock over its listing structure, heralding a possible long-term dividend drought for shareholders → Read More

Sibanye’s big cost squeeze

Platinum group metal producers have suffered a stunning reversal of fortune over the past four months, thanks to a major cost crunch and an impending surplus of 2021’s go-go metal, palladium → Read More

Hulamin seeks the perfect foil

The departure of CEO Richard Jacob — with no firm succession plan in place after his 12 years at the helm — has again put shareholder faith to the test → Read More

Bye-bye PGM bonanza?

The music’s still playing in the PGM members’ club, but Amplats may be unable to hang onto record margins as prices wane → Read More

CIG’s top brass make a new bet on renewable energy

EnergyNow aims to fill a gap in the market, providing cheaper renewable energy to small companies → Read More

PSG fledgling takes flight

The FM speaks to CA&S, the soon-to-be JSE- listed company that PSG CEO Piet Mouton is keen to hang onto → Read More