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Tekkie Town Chairman Braam van Huyssteen

Tekkie Town CEO resigns

​Tekkie Town operates 368 stores within Steinhoff Africa’s total retail footprint of more than 5 100 stores

Former Public Investment Corporation chief executive Dan Matjila. (David Harrison/M&G)

PIC still limping from Steinhoff blow

Underwriting a loan between the retailer and its BEE partner has cost the asset manager R3.3-billion

The retailer’s stock is still down by over 95% from where it was before news of Markus Jooste’s resignation reached the market.

Steinhoff 98% down

The stock – which had already fallen by 9.9% on Tuesday – reached a new low of R1.18 a share on Wednesday morning

The specialist banking group said trading income arising from customer flow decreased by 26.7% to R365-million

Investec bleeds R220m from Steinhoff exposure

Steinhoff shares have plunged more than 95% since it reported irregularities in its accounts in December, valuing the business at about R8.85-billion

Former Steinhoff CEO, Markus Jooste. File photo

Steinhoff submitted ‘malicious’ report to Hawks

The Hawks have told the Standing Committee on Public Accounts that the report contains ‘nothing’

The retailer’s stock is still down by over 95% from where it was before news of Markus Jooste’s resignation reached the market.

Digging under way after Steinhoff collapse

​After a long silence over the Steinhoff International saga, which cost investors R200-billion, investigators are now kicking up the dust.

Former Steinhoff CEO, Markus Jooste. File photo

Holes in Steinhoff’s management led to its corporate scandal

The Steinhoff case highlights weaknesses in the governance structure the company had chosen to operate under.

The Steinhoff market value has dropped about 88% since allegations of accounting fraud surfaced in early December last year.

Focus shifts to Steinhoff’s ex-chair Christo Wiese

It appears US banks lost $1-billion when they loaned to the tycoon who used his Steinhoff shares as collateral

Chief executive Markus Jooste and chairman Christo Wiese

Troubled Steinhoff to restate results back to 2015

Last month, Steinhoff revealed it was under criminal and tax investigations, with a reported six-billion-euro ($7-billion) hole in its accounts.

Gigaba noted that Steinhoff was expected to report its accounts with “the highest degree of honesty and integrity” in order “to protect investors from market abuse and financial manipulation”.

Gigaba notes with “great concern” South Africans losses in Steinhoff

The JSE will be conducting an internal audit into the holdings company and is expected to report its findings to the minister of finance.

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Steinhoff — The largest corporate failure on the JSE

Allegations of earnings manipulations, uncontrolled acquisition sprees and tax fraud are just the tip of the iceberg for the retail holding company

Zille says the province had already conducted a land reform project audit

Steinhoff raises R16bn through Star listing

The Amsterdam-based holdings company has had an over-subscription of shares and in the process has combined the assets of SA’s fourth richest person.