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Andries Mahlangu

Andries Mahlangu

Verified

Digital Business Writer, Sunday Times

Johannesburg

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History , Lifestyle, Conservation , Travel, food sustainability, Environment, Diverting Waste From Landfills , Spirits

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Business, technology, science, health, lifestyle

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Total articles 2546

  • Santam net income surges 64% as investment markets pick up

    By Andries Mahlangu Verified| Business Day Verified SA’s largest short-term insurer, Santam, reported a 64% surge in full-year net profit as favourable investment markets more than compensated for its underwriting margins, which came under pressure from claims related to floods in the Western Cape and other natural disasters.

    By Andries Mahlangu Verified · Business Day

    Feb. 29, 2024

  • Top-line growth lifts FirstRand’s first-half profits

    By Andries Mahlangu Verified| Business Day Verified FirstRand, SA’s biggest bank by market value, posted a 6% rise in profits in the six months to end-December, boosted by top-line growth, particularly net interest income. The lender, which owns FNB, vehicle financier WesBank and Rand Merchant Bank, said on Thursday that its normalised earnings rose to R19.1bn from R17.91bn in the year-earlier period as net interest income jumped 14%.

    By Andries Mahlangu Verified · Business Day

    Feb. 29, 2024

  • Santam net income surges 64% as investment markets pick up

    By Andries Mahlangu Verified| Business Day Verified SA’s largest short-term insurer, Santam, reported a 64% surge in full-year net profit as favourable investment markets more than compensated for its underwriting margins, which came under pressure from claims related to floods in the Western Cape and other natural disasters.

    By Andries Mahlangu Verified · Business Day

    Feb. 29, 2024

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Sunday Times