Investors unimpressed with Datatec results

Investors unimpressed with Datatec results

Datatec CEO Jens Montanana. Datatec’s stock fell 3% this morning, despite the global technology group reporting a 109.5% increase in headline earnings per share for the interim period to end-August. The JSE-listed company’s shares dropped to well below R70 by 10am, even as it delivered strong financial results. Over five years, the stock is up…

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Africa: Cannabis Boom in South Africa and Zimbabwe Is Good for Wealthy Investors, Bad for Small Farmers

Africa: Cannabis Boom in South Africa and Zimbabwe Is Good for Wealthy Investors, Bad for Small Farmers

Cannabis is booming as an ingredient in everything from supplementary oils, inflammation-reducing skin creams, lip balms to health drinks and gummy sweets that promise to reduce anxiety and pain and promote relaxation. The global legal cannabis market is today worth about US$69.78 billion, and this will skyrocket to US$216.76 billion by 2033. Read more: More…

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Investors warn of global ‘hype bubble’ in AI

Investors warn of global ‘hype bubble’ in AI

AI start-ups are attracting record sums of venture capital, but some of the world’s largest investors warned that early-stage valuations are starting to look frothy, senior investment executives said on Friday. “There’s a little bit of a hype bubble going on in the early-stage venture space,” said Bryan Yeo, group chief investment officer at Singapore…

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Foreign investors eye Chinese tech again, but capital controls, policy risks weigh

Foreign investors eye Chinese tech again, but capital controls, policy risks weigh

Lujiazui Business Districk in Pudong, Shanghai, China. Liqun Liu | Construction Photography | Hulton Archive | Getty Images SINGAPORE — As China seeks to entice back foreign capital amid dwindling inbound investment, global investors eyeing opportunities in the country remain wary of more fundamental constraints: Beijing’s iron grip on capital flows and lack of policy…

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Africa: Cannabis Boom in South Africa and Zimbabwe Is Good for Wealthy Investors, Bad for Small Farmers

Africa: High Hopes From Investors At AU-AIP Water Summit

African Heads of State have expressed strong confidence in investors following positive responses to commitments made on the opening day of the African Union-Africa Water Investment Programme (AU-AIP) Water Summit 2025. Speaking on the sidelines of the summit on Thursday, Executive Secretary and CEO of the Global Water Partnership (GWP), Alex Sialabwi, said investors and…

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