Gijima shares suspended

Gijima shares on the Johannesburg Securities Exchange (JSE) have been suspended from Monday 4 May, leading up to the company’s delisting on 12 May. This follows an agreement for Guma to acquire all of the remaining shares in Gijima, which was approved by 99,38% of shareholders last month. Gijima will now voluntarily delist, and will henceforth operate as a private company.

Last day to trade Gijima shares

Today is the final day of trading of Gijima shares on the JSE, following the successful acquisition by Guma of all existing ordinary shares. In a SENS announcement today, the company stated: “The shareholders of Gijima (“Gijima Shareholders”) are referred to the...

Gijima goes ahead with JSE delisting

Gijima’s delisting from the Johannesburg Securities Exchange (JSE) has been approved by shareholders and will be completed within the next month. On 17 February, the company announced its intention to voluntarily delist from the JSE following the implementation of the...

Datatec turns 20, still on the acquisition trail

Datatec today celebrated the 20th anniversary of its listing on the Johannesburg Securities Exchange (JSE), and announced its latest intended acquisition of German services and solution provider Inforsacom. Datatec was set up in South Africa 29 years ago. It first...

Cartrack to list on the JSE

Cartrack Holdings has announced that it is currently evaluating the intention to list on the Main Board of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (“JSE”) in the Support Services sector. Cartrack, which was founded in 2001, is an established, trusted and recognised household...