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The BizNews Edge: Nedbank, Grindrod and the coal stock no one was watching

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Nedbank confirmed its guidance this morning, and its East Africa deal is weeks from closing - a transformation most investors are still underpricing. Grindrod's Port of Maputo posted extraordinary volumes, but the share may already be priced for perfection. A small coal miner no one follows just disclosed an 1,800% earnings swing, and the full story has not landed yet.

24 Jun 8AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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