Acsion expects to report earnings per share (“EPS”) and headline earnings per share (“HEPS”) of between 28 cents to 32 cents (an increase of between 15% and 32%), compared to EPS and HEPS of 24.3 cents and 24.2 cents respectively, reported for the six months ended 31 August 2015.  

Attacq reports a 15.3% increase in adjusted net asset value per share for the year to end-June to R21.89.

Construction investors, starved of good news, were impressed by Wilson Bayly Holmes-Ovcon’s trading statement.

The end of the proverbial drought is not in sight, as Vunani Limited's stock remains weak.

Putprop Limited’s rental income set to suffer as major tenant, Larimar Limited, not renewing leases.

Ingenuity Property Investments says it expects headline earnings per share to rise between 115% and 125% for the six months ended February.

Sun International reports a 20% decline in diluted HEPS to 325c for the 6 months ended December 2013 from 408c a year ago.

City Lodge reports a 14% rise in normalised diluted HEPS to 330.5c in the 6 months to December from the same period a year ago.

Marshall Monteagle reports headline earnings per share of 6.4 US cents for the year ended September 2013 from 12.7c a year ago.

South African building and construction group Stefanutti & Bressan Holdings (SFB) said on Monday that it expects headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the year ended February 29, 2008, to be between 20% to 30% higher than the forecast HEPS.

It also said that earnings per share are expected to rise by the same percentage range above the forecast earnings as detailed in the prospectus dated July 25, 2007.