Quilter explores the disposal of life insurance business and GIAP begins acquisition trail into Africa.
Afrimat has ditched its plan to take over Universal Coal given the size and complexity of the deal.
Read more: Afrimat pulls the plug on R21 billion Universal Coal deal
London-based Quilter is exploring the possible disposal of its life insurance business. Quilter, which is Old Mutual’s former wealth management business, said it is considering selling its Old Mutual Wealth Life Assurance unit. Quilter is led by CEO Paul Feeney (pictured).
Read more: Quilter considers life assurance exit in strategic review
Growthpoint Investec African Properties (GIAP) has concluded the acquisition of 97.5 percent in Achimota Retail Centre, a prime shopping centre in Accra, Ghana.The asset was acquired from AttAfrica, which is a joint venture between JSE-listed Reits Attacq and Hyprop Investments, with other smaller stakeholders.
Read more: Growthpoint Investec African Properties begins its acquisition trail into Africa
EOH has sold 70 percent of its Construction Computer Software business to RIB Software for R444.4 million, which is as part of a strategic partnership agreement with the German buyer.
Read more: EOH sells 70 percent of Construction Software business.
