Spur Group’s profits took a hit after the restaurant group was forced to set aside almost R130 million as part of a long legal fight over a ribs deal.

Dis-Chem assured shareholders at its AGM on Friday that the group remains on track, despite the loss of intellectual capital following the founding Saltzman family’s effective severance of direct links to the group.

Retail group TFG slashed its CEO’s 2026 remuneration package by 59% to about R18.5 million due to weaker financial results and a poor share price performance.

South African Breweries, the local unit of Belgian-headquartered brewer AB InBev, has managed to expand its profit margins in the second quarter.

JSE-listed Woolworths faced volume pressure on its blue-chip food business in the second half.

Pepkor CEO Pieter Erasmus will hold a personal stake valued at R2.8 billion in the retailer’s newly created fintech firm.

SA’s largest carrier, FlySafair, estimates that domestic travel demand has plunged by some 14% since the start of the US-Israel war on Iran.

Hundreds of permanent and thousands of seasonal jobs are at risk, as the JSE-listed Premier Foods says the cannery faces significant and worsening challenges.

JSE-listed Boxer says sales growth is slowing, with analysts pointing to intensifying competition and a weaker consumer.

The manufacturing of Mrs Ball’s Chutney is returning to the Western Cape after 13 years of third-party packing in Johannesburg.