SAB Zenzele Kabili
JSE-listed broad-based black economic empowerment vehicle that holds shares in AB InBev rather than direct equity in SAB.
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JSE-listed broad-based black economic empowerment vehicle that holds shares in AB InBev rather than direct equity in SAB.
Former international brewer created from SAB’s expansion and the 2002 Miller transaction, acquired by AB InBev in 2016.
Regulated life-insurance company descended from the 1918 Sanlam mutual and wholly owned within the listed Sanlam group.
JSE-listed financial-services group formed through Sanlam’s 1998 demutualisation, with institutional roots in the 1918 life insurer.
South African general insurer founded in 1918 and subject to Sanlam’s proposed 2026 scheme to acquire its remaining eligible shares.
Sasol is a listed South African energy and chemicals group built from a state-backed synthetic-fuels project established in 1950.
Sasol’s first major production base, built during the 1950s and later redirected towards higher-value chemicals.
Sasol’s integrated Mpumalanga production hub for synthetic fuels, chemicals and pipeline gas, developed through the Sasol Two and Sasol Three projects.
Main trading subsidiary of Shoprite Holdings and the acquiring company named in the 2024 Pingo Delivery merger proceedings.
Shoprite is a South African food-retail group whose modern growth story began when an eight-store chain was acquired in 1979. Whitey Basson led the business from that year and built it through organic growth and major acquisitions.
South African brewer founded in 1895, now recorded as a wholly owned AB InBev group subsidiary.
Historical pharmaceutical business acquired by Aspen in 1999, bringing established South African manufacturing operations.
Historical South African insurer included in the 1998 FirstRand merger and subsequently renamed FirstRand Insurance Limited.
JSE-listed South African restaurant franchisor whose operating history began with Allen Ambor’s first Spur in 1967.
South African family restaurant brand founded by Allen Ambor in Newlands, Cape Town, in 1967.
JSE-listed African financial-services parent whose history traces to John Paterson’s 1857 Port Elizabeth banking proposal.
Main South African operating bank inside Standard Bank Group, distinct from the listed SBK parent company.
International banking group created in 1969 when the historic Standard Bank merged with the Chartered Bank.
South African restaurant brand that developed from George Halamandres’s early Johannesburg steakhouse ventures.
Former controlling shareholder of Pepkor whose successor Ibex disposed of its remaining Pepkor interest in July 2025.