JSE H1 FY26 HEPS rises 18.8% to 816.2 cents; revenue climbs 14.1% to R 1.88 billion
Reuters2026/08/04 08:00- JSE posted H1 NPAT of R652 million, up 16.9%, as EPS climbed 18.8% to 816.2 cents.
- Revenue rose 14.1% to R1.88 billion, lifting operating income 14.6% to R1.96 billion.
- EBIT advanced 21.4% to R774 million, while total expenditure increased 11.5% to R1.21 billion.
- Net finance income fell 9.8% to R89 million, while CAPEX rose to R110 million from R27 million.
- CEO Valdene Reddy cited 99.99% market availability with no market outages, backing the FORGE 2031 strategy.
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