BIDVEST COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS (PTY) LTD
Location
GAUTENG
Founded
2011-04-20
Website
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2025-03-03 (africannewsagency.com)
Bidvest faces pressure but reports revenue growth in half-year results |
Bidvest raised revenues by 6% to R64.5 billion in the six months to December although interim normalised headline earnings per share were nearly flat at 1057.7 cents. CEO Mpumi Madisa and chief finance director Mark Holligan on Monday described as tight and challenging the operating environment in which the financial service group went through in the […]
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2025-03-03 (businesslive.co.za)
Bidvest posts solid results despite tough operating environment
Services SA division a standout performer for diversified industrial group, while three areas contracted
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2023-09-05 (moneyweb.co.za)
Bidvest cashes in at the expense of dysfunctional SOEs
Renewable product sales jumped 10-fold over the last year, while the Freight division made record profits.
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2023-02-27 (independent.ie)
Cleaning firm Bidvest Noonan shows strong post-Covid revenue momentum
Pre-tax profits at the cleaning and security services group Bidvest Noonan Services last year declined by 34pc to €21.85m.
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(economist.com.na)
Bidvest profit plunges 10.5% | Namibia
Despite revenue surging 10%, Bidvest Namibia Ltd's profits plunged by the same percentage on account of price regulation on fish in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and an oversupply of fish in its traditional horse mackerel markets, most notably Nigeria.The group's results were further impacted by its largest subsidiary, Namsov, having to contend with strict import restrictions, thus leading to a lower average realised selling price in US dollar for horse mackerel. Bidvest Namibia's fishing operations contributed 81% of the group's trading profit of N$245.7 million.Bidvest Namibia Fisheries Managing Director, Jan Arnold, gave an overview of the fishing division's performance citing the uncertainty regarding the allocation of horse mackerel quotas by the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources, and the import restrictions in Nigeria, as the major setbacks Namsov had to ride out.
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