Telkom has announced a surge in revenue and an increases in headline earnings as it puts a nice bow on an otherwise dismal year.
Vodacom has published its latest interim results, and while the outlook is mostly positive, its South African arm has shrunk in profits.
In the same breath that it announced a 69 percent improvement in revenue, Unity announced that a reduction in its workforce is on the cards.
Meta shows off how profitable and efficient it is as three billion users flock to its family of apps every day.
Growth has stopped dead in the US where paid streaming was introduced and other parts of the world aren’t generating as much revenue as Netflix
Pick n Pay CEO Pieter Boone has left the company as poor performance has the board looking for an advantage in the form of a
Disney+ Hotstar lost 12 million subscribers in the last quarter.
Samsung hopes its foldables will gain the traction it needs in the second half of the year, following back-to-back poor quarters.
Vodacom saw massive gains in its financial platforms this quarter, boosted by VodaPay, M-Pesa, and the acquisition of Vodafone Egypt.
Mr Price Group has also had to shore up its backup power solutions at retailers in the face of increased loadshedding.
Telkom says it’s hopeful that 2024 and 2025’s results will benefit from its investments today.
The one slice of good news in Meta’s financial results is that Facebook now boasts two billion daily active users.
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