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Sibanye’s planned restructuring, which could see it close to four loss-making platinum group metal shafts in SA

With the rise of labour costs and interest rates, companies are looking for new leaders.

The Western Cape High Court illustrated that timing and the nature of a transaction are key when relying on section 26(1) of the Insolvency Act 24 of 1936 (Act)

Transnet’s turnaround plan doesn’t seek to place it under private control, but rather include private sector participation

The High Court has put out a ruling for creditors in business rescue, which has significant implications for post-commencement financier

Ascendis Health says its subsidiary Surgical Innovations had come out of voluntary business rescue.

One of the areas of uncertainty when it comes to business rescue proceedings

Since stepping in at Sapo two months ago, BRPs have managed to restore medical scheme contributions

Many of the key issues facing SA’s agricultural industry before winter are still at play.

Debt-laden packaging manufacturer Nampak has raised R1bn from its shareholders

There have been burning questions surrounding which powers shift from the board to the business rescue practitioners.

SA has released a draft law that will facilitate the creation of a holding company to house struggling power utility Eskom

Transaction Capital listed 7 progress items in its operational restructuring of SA Taxi

The proposal to dispose of some of Transnet’s assets to raise the R50bn needed for its maintenance backlog

While GDP growth is above consensus estimates at 0.6% in Q2, the reading is reflective of the fragile economic environment.