How do I claim Phuthuma Nathi shares?

How do I claim Phuthuma Nathi shares?

Shareholders who owned Phuthuma Nathi shares and have not received dividends between 2006 and 2020, can claim their dividends by; Contacting the Phuthuma Nathi call centre on 086 011 6226. You will need an identity number of the shareholder.

How much does Phuthuma Nathi shares cost?

R 153.10 R 153.99
EESE Statistics

Current Previous close
10 Jun 2022 09 Jun 2022
Price: R 153.10 R 153.99
Movement: R -0.89 R 4.53
Movement %: -0.58% 3.03%

Who are MultiChoice shareholders?

French media company Groupe Canal+ has acquired additional shares in MultiChoice, taking it from 12% to more than 15%, it said in a shareholder statement on Thursday (23 September). Groupe Canal+ SA is a French film and TV studio and distributor which owns the Canal+ French TV channels.

Who are Phuthuma Nathi’s shareholders?

Phuthuma Nathi’s shareholders include professionals, helpers, gardeners, teachers, nurses, stokvels and black-owned small businesses.

How often does Phuthuma Nathi pay dividends?

every year
Our share scheme is truly broad-based, which means more than 80 000 black shareholders will benefit from this dividend, including professionals, stokvels, helpers, gardeners and small businesses.” Phuthuma Nathi shareholders have received dividends every year since the share scheme started in 2006.

Can I buy Sasol khanyisa shares?

Black members of the South African public can still own a part of Sasol by purchasing Sasol B-BBEE Ordinary Shares in the open market.

Are Phuthuma Nathi shares still available?

Phuthuma Nathi shares could be traded from 8 December 2011. Trade instructions can be submitted via the online trading platform or the contact centre on 0860 116 226. How long will the trading platform be in operation? The trading platform will remain in operation until Phuthuma Nathi ceases to exist.

How does Phuthuma Nathi shares work?

Ensure your profile is FICA-verified and up to date. Deposit the money into the EESE bank account. Place your order by providing the following information: the number of shares you want to buy, the price per share you are willing to pay for the shares and how long you want your order to last (enter expiry date).

Who is the CEO of MultiChoice?

Calvo Mawela (Nov 1, 2018–)MultiChoice / CEO

Who is the majority shareholder of MultiChoice?

The pay TV service provider’s biggest shareholder is the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) with a stake of 13.4%, followed by Allan Gray at 10.1% and Prudential Portfolio Managers with 9%.

Can I still buy Phuthuma Nathi shares?

In late 2018 the PN shares were listed on the Equity Express Securities Exchange (EESE) a licensed and regulated securities exchange. You can buy or sell shares via the EESE trading platform or by calling the Phuthuma Nathi contact centre on 0860 116 226.

Is MultiChoice a good buy?

The group’s market presence, strong financials and sound management strategy makes Multichoice shares a good buy, promising long-term growth and positive returns.

Who is the boss of DStv?

‘ Fhulu Badugela is the Chief Executive of MultiChoice Africa Holdings.

Who is Calvo mawela?

Calvo Mawela is 43, he’s been the Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of MultiChoice since 2018. There are 14 older and no younger executives at MultiChoice. The oldest executive at MultiChoice Group Ltd. is Francis Letele, 70, who is the Non-Executive Director.

Who is the CEO of DStv?

CEO:Nigeria, MultiChoice Group Ltd.

How much is a MultiChoice share?

The current share price of MultiChoice Group Ltd (MCG) is ZAR 128.71. MCG closed its last trading day (Wednesday, June 8, 2022) at 128.71 ZAR per share on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), recording a 0.1% gain over its previous closing price of 128.59 ZAR.

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