Take2
Historical e-commerce business acquired by Kim Reid and Tiger Global in 2010, before the formal Takealot.com launch in 2011.
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Historical e-commerce business acquired by Kim Reid and Tiger Global in 2010, before the formal Takealot.com launch in 2011.
South African e-commerce business launched in 2011 after the Take2 acquisition, later combined with Kalahari and brought under Naspers control.
South African telecommunications company that held half of Vodacom before the 2009 listing transactions.
Chinese technology business established in 1998, connected to South African business history through the Naspers group’s investment and the later Prosus structure.
JSE-listed retailer built from the Foschini business founded by George Rosenthal in 1924 and diversified under Stanley Lewis.
South African wholesale and retail services group unbundled from Tiger Brands and listed in 2004.
Durban trading agency formed by Ernest Barlow in 1902 and predecessor of Barloworld.
JSE-listed South African food group that developed from Jacob Frankel’s Newtown oats business.
New York investment firm and historical financial backer of Takealot, involved in the Take2 acquisition and subsequent funding.
Historical South African oats and milling company that became Tiger Brands in 2000.
Transnet Pipelines operates South Africa’s state-owned pipeline network and is a partner in the proposed Zululand Energy Terminal and the planned Lilly pipeline gas-repurposing work.