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Capitec reported strong FY26 results with HEPS up 23% to R145.60–146.06, ROE of 31% (beating the 30–30.3% consensus), NII up 19%, and DPS of 79.80 rand. Broker commentary was broadly positive with Broker A (TIER1) and Broker B (TIER1) highlighting a solid beat on key metrics, while Broker D flagged credit quality as a lingering concern. Flow turned to the sell side by midday per Broker B, though the stock still closed up approximately 1.5%, outperforming banking peers on the day.
Key Events
07:15RESULTSCapitec FY26: HEPS +23% to ~R146, ROE 31%, NII +19%, DPS 79.80c — beat on key metrics
10:20NEWSSA March CPI 3.1% y/y in line with consensus; core inflation surprises higher at 3.2%
11:56FLOWBroker B reports Capitec flow has turned to the sell side, stock available to offer
12:26TRADECapitec +1.5% at midday, third-largest Top40 mover, outperforming banking peers
Broker Views
Broker AT1− Neutral
Broker A flagged Capitec FY results as a key SA diary event alongside BHP/S32 Q3 updates and CPI data, noting consensus CPI at 3.1% y/y. No explicit directional call made.
Broker BT1▲ Positive
Broker B characterised Capitec’s FY results as a solid beat: HEPS +23% above the mid-guided range, NII +19% on 14% loan growth and NIM expansion, ROE rising to 31%, cost-to-income improving to 39%, and DPS up 23%.
Broker XT2− Neutral
Broker X provided macro context covering global market conditions and the SA economic calendar, noting SA CPI and retail sales due today; no specific view on Capitec expressed.
Broker CUR▲ Positive
Broker C noted Capitec up 1.5% at midday outperforming banking peers, featuring among Top40 leaders; at close, markets ended marginally softer with Top40 -35bps though Capitec was not called out as a drag.
Broker DT3● Cautious
Broker D confirmed HEPS +23% to R146.06 and ROE of 31%, noted capital-light VAS and Connect lines read well, but flagged credit quality as a key ongoing concern.
Broker EUR● Cautious
Broker E called +1% upside on better-than-consensus ROE (31% vs 30%), noting results broadly in line; however flagged a R101m macro provision buffer against oil/rand risks, and by late morning reported flow had turned to the sell side with stock available to offer.
Broker FUR− Neutral
Broker F covered the macro backdrop including SA CPI due at 3.1% y/y consensus and SARB inflation risk flags; no specific Capitec equity view expressed.
Broker GUR▲ Positive
Broker G reported Capitec FY results with diluted HEPS of 145.60 rand vs 118.79 prior, net income +22% to R16.83bn, DPS of 79.80 rand, and ROE of 31% ahead of the 30.3% estimate.
Broker HUR− Neutral
Broker H listed Capitec full-year results as a key corporate event for the day alongside BHP Q3 and SA CPI/retail sales data; no analytical view provided.
Broker IUR▲ Positive
Broker I flagged that the SA banking sector was expected to see heightened activity as peer banks respond to Capitec’s strong earnings report.
Flow
Net Selling – Broker B reported at 11:56 that flow in Capitec had turned to the sell side and stock was available to offer at current levels, despite the stock trading up ~1.5% at that point. Capitec also featured among the top traded names by ADV at midday, suggesting elevated two-way activity post-results.
20 broker mentions · Capitec FY26 results beat, HEPS growth +23%, ROE 31% ahead of consensus, NII growth +19% on loan book expansion, Credit quality concerns · Generated 13:02
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MRP MR PRICE GROUP LIMITED

Voluntary trading update for the 13 weeks ended 27 June 2026

Announcement Importance
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[AI/14b] The announcement provides significant operational updates and sales fig
Portfolio Importance
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Ranked #35 of 68 holdings (0.6% avg weight)

INSIGHT SUMMARY

Mr Price Group’s Q1 trading update reveals a 45.3% retail sales increase to R13.1bn, driven by the NKD acquisition and outperformance in Africa despite challenging macroeconomic conditions. Pre-SENS commentary from JPMorgan was cautious, expecting lower growth excluding NKD; however, post-release brokers noted SA topline growth ahead of industry trends but criticized the omission of NKD sales data for transparency concerns. Initial market reaction did not show significant trading activity, with brokers highlighting mixed signals on recovery and a challenging outlook.

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Broker A (2026-07-23 7:53am)
Mr Price’s 13-week trading update is seen as better than peers, with SA topline growth ahead of RLC trends and gross profit margin expansion of 40bps. However, omission of Nakedchild (NKD) sales data from the SENS announcement raises acquisition concerns, and SA Home category continues to underperform.

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Broker B Local (2026-07-23 8:20am)
Mr Price’s Q1 sales update shows retail sales (ex-NKD) up 3.2%, below Broker B’s 4.5% forecast, with like-for-like sales flat versus an expected +2.8%. Gross margins improved 40bps and stock is clean, though management flagged a challenging macro outlook and mixed QoQ recovery signals.

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Broker A (2026-07-16 8:24am)
SA retail mid-year updates begin next week with MRP on 23rd July; apparel topline growth expected at 3-5% with subdued consumer demand. The broker is constructive on PPH, TFG, and MRP, while Truworths faces headwinds in both SA and UK operations.

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Broker B Local (2026-07-20 11:21am)
JPMorgan analyst issues a weak preview ahead of Mr Price’s trading update, citing headwinds from online gambling wallet displacement, Chinese e-commerce competition, and NKD acquisition dilution. Sales growth forecast at +4.5% excluding NKD, with like-for-like growth of +2.8% against a prior base of +6.3%.

📄 SENS Announcement Summary

Mr Price Group Limited (Registration number 1933/004418/06) Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa ISIN: ZAE000200457 LEI number: 378900D3417C35C5D733 JSE and A2X share code: MRP (“Company” or “group”) VOLUNTARY TRADING UPDATE FOR THE 13 WEEKS ENDED 27 JUNE 2026 ‘ Group retail sales up 45.3% ‘ African sales growth outperforms RLC growth ‘ African gross margin expands 40bps ‘ NKD sales growth outperforms total market and value market growth in key German market ‘ Group exits quarter with clean stock levels During the first quarter from 29 March 2026 to 27 June 2026 (“the Period”) of the financial year ending 3 April 2027, the group’s retail sales increased by 45.3% to R13.1bn and other income grew 12.5% to R352m. This performance includes the contribution from the recently acquired Pegasus Group Holding GmbH, which trades as the retail business of NKD Group GmbH (“NKD”), effective 31 March 2026. Sales for cash now constitute 91.1% of group sales. Excluding NKD, retail sales in Africa increased 3.2% to R9.3bn, exceeding retail sales growth per the Retailers’ Liaison Committee (RLC) of 0.8%. The competitor environment was promotional during the Period and intensified in June. The objective of growing sales ahead of the market but not at the expense of gross margin was achieved, with African gross margin expanding 40bps. The retail operating environment in both African and European markets remained unpredictable. Prolonged geopolitica

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Tuesday, 21 July 2026
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Market Overview
South Africa: Kumba Iron Ore’s disappointing trading statement for H1 2026 dominated the South African market, with significant declines in earnings and EBITDA due to currency headwinds and lower iron ore prices. Anglo American also faced challenges at its Minas Rio operation.
Asia: Tuesday’s key themes in Asia revolved around robust export orders from Taiwan and TSMC’s plans to raise chipmaking prices, signaling strong demand and improving margins for the semiconductor giant.
Themes
Results Rand Oil China Gold Dollar Inflation Iran Platinum Copper
Tickers
KIO 0.0% ⚡ SOL -0.4% ⚡ ABG -0.3% ANG 0.0% NPN -4.6% PRX 0.0% AGL +1.3% NED +1.7% ⚡ RNI -0.6% ⚡ BHG 0.0% GLN +0.7% PMR -2.0%
What’s Moving
Today’s market action was driven by corporate earnings reports and currency fluctuations, with Kumba Iron Ore (KIO) and other mining stocks like Anglo American (AGL) and South32 (S32) seeing modest gains despite broader concerns over the rand’s performance. Sasol (SOL), however, faced headwinds as inflation fears persisted, leading to a slight decline in its stock price. Meanwhile, gold miners such as Gold Fields (GFI) and Harmony Gold (HAR) saw mixed results, with some benefiting from safe-haven demand while others struggled against broader macroeconomic pressures. Notably, Naspers (NPN) and Prosus (PRX), both technology giants, experienced divergent price movements amid ongoing geopolitical tensions involving China.
South Africa
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Kumba Iron Ore’s disappointing trading statement for H1 2026 dominated the South African market, with significant declines in earnings and EBITDA due to currency headwinds and lower iron ore prices. Anglo American also faced challenges at its Minas Rio operation.
Kumba Iron Ore’s H1 2026 trading statement showed HEPS down 39-43% year-on-year and EBITDA down 30-35%, missing consensus estimates due to a stronger rand, lower iron ore prices, and operational disruptions. Anglo American’s Minas Rio operation saw freight costs peak at $37/t in Q2, leading to slightly below-consensus H1’26 EBITDA forecasts.
Asia
3 items
Tuesday’s key themes in Asia revolved around robust export orders from Taiwan and TSMC’s plans to raise chipmaking prices, signaling strong demand and improving margins for the semiconductor giant.
Taiwan’s June export orders surged 59.4% year-on-year, surpassing estimates and setting a new record of $95.3 billion. TSMC announced plans to increase chipmaking prices by up to 10% in 2027 due to rising costs and high demand.
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KIO ⚡ Kumba Iron Ore MINING 0.0% 44 RES:7, NEW:2 7
SOL ⚡ Sasol ENERGY -0.4% 20 NEW:4, FLO:1, RES:1, BID:1 6
ABG Broker C Group BANKS -0.3% 18 NEW:5, BID:5 7
ANG AngloGold Ashanti MINING 0.0% 14 NEW:6, OFF:1 5
NPN Naspers TECHNOLOGY -4.6% 10 NEW:4, BID:1 5
Company News
KIO Kumba Iron Ore MINING Negative
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Kumba Iron Ore released a deeply disappointing H1 2026 trading statement, guiding HEPS down 39-43% year-on-year to R12.68-13.61 and EBITDA down 30-35% to R10,433-11,194m. The results missed across the board: Broker A flagged EBITDA ~13-17% below consensus and HEPS 15-25% below estimates, while Broker B noted EBITDA 14% and headline earnings 21% below their own forecasts. The key drivers were an 11% stronger rand weighing on realised iron ore prices, a Transnet maintenance shutdown, and a 3% production decline, with Broker A warning a second Transnet shutdown is still to come in H2 2026.
Key Events
08:50 SENS Kumba Iron Ore H1 2026 trading statement: HEPS -39% to -43% to R12.68-13.61, EBITDA -30% to -35% to R10,433-11,194m
09:02 RESULTS EBITDA midpoint R10,814m is ~13% below Bloomberg consensus of R12,490m; HEPS midpoint misses consensus diluted EPS of R18.05 significantly
09:28 NEWS Anglo American placed on Negative Catalyst Watch by Broker B ahead of Q2 production results on Thursday
Broker Views
Broker F T1 ● Cautious
Described the H1 update as ‘disappointing at first glance’, with HEPS guided to ~R13.15 at midpoint (down 39-43%) and EBITDA of R10,814m at midpoint (down 30-35%), driven by ZAR strength, lower realised iron ore prices, a Transnet maintenance shutdown, and a once-off Transnet logistics payment.
Broker A T2 ● Cautious
Flagged the result as a meaningful negative surprise: EBITDA midpoint of R10,814m is ~13% below Bloomberg consensus and ~17% below Broker A estimates, while HEPS of R12.68-13.61 missed Broker A by 15% and Visible Alpha consensus by 25%; Broker A also warned that a second Transnet shutdown remains pending in H2 2026.
Broker C UR ● Cautious
Summarised the trading statement showing EBITDA of R10.4-11.2bn (down 30-35%) and HEPS of R12.68-13.61 (down 39-43%), attributing the decline to an 11% stronger rand, lower iron ore prices, and the Transnet maintenance shutdown.
Broker B Global UR ● Cautious
Noted the H1 trading statement missed Broker B estimates with EBITDA 14% below and headline earnings 21% below Broker B; simultaneously placed Anglo American on Negative Catalyst Watch ahead of Q2 production results on Thursday.
Broker B Local UR ● Cautious
Echoed Broker B Global’s view that Kumba’s H1 EBITDA guidance of R10,433-11,194m missed Broker B estimates by 14% and headline earnings guidance of R4,063-4,360m missed by 21%; Anglo American placed on Negative Catalyst Watch.
11 broker mentions · H1 2026 trading statement miss, HEPS decline 39-43%, EBITDA decline 30-35%, rand strength headwind, lower realised iron ore prices
SOL Sasol ENERGY Cautiously Positive
-0.4%
Sasol released its FY26/Q4 operational update today, with broker commentary broadly positive as Secunda synfuels production beat guidance at 7.26Mt (vs 7.0-7.2Mt guidance), International Chemicals EBITDA is set to exceed the USD 375-450m target, and Natref output surged 76%. The key caveat flagged across Broker C, Broker B and Broker A is elevated working capital driven by a fuel inventory build that will weigh on FY26 free cash flow, while 2027 oil hedging was completed at lower-than-desired levels. Overall consensus is cautiously positive — operational performance is strong but cash conversion headwinds and geopolitical risks temper enthusiasm.
Key Events
07:19 RESULTS Sasol FY26/Q4 operational update: Secunda 7.26Mt beats guidance, Int Chems EBITDA exceeds USD 375-450m target, Natref output +76%, but fuel inventory build weighs on FCF
09:14 FLOW Broker D offering OTD sale in SOL of 1 million shares at day VWAP
07:10 DIARY Vodacom AGM and last day to trade for dividends in Premier Group, Tsogo Sun Hotels, Lewis, ISA Holdings, Castleview and Supermarket REIT
Broker Views
Broker C T1 ● Cautious
No major surprises in Q4 production, but flagged a fuel inventory build impacting working capital and FY26 free cash flow; mining production came in at the bottom of guidance and gas volumes declined, while Synfuels and Natref outperformed. Elevated fuel imports into SA add competitive pressure.
Broker E T1 − Neutral
Flagged Sasol’s Q4 update and last-day-to-trade dividends as key diary events; also provided dual-listed price context with Australian miners mixed. No directional view on Sasol expressed.
Broker B Global T2 ▲ Positive
Calls the stock up 2% on strong Q4 metrics; Secunda volumes of 7.26Mt beat guidance and International Chemicals EBITDA set to exceed the USD 375-450m target on high pricing, though elevated working capital will weigh on free cash flow and 2027 oil hedging was completed at lower-than-desired levels.
Broker B Local UR ▲ Positive
Strong Q4 metrics with Secunda volumes above guidance and International Chemicals EBITDA set to exceed guidance range on high pricing; working capital expected to weigh on FCF and 2027 oil hedging completed at a lower level than desired.
Broker F T2 ▲ Positive
Q4 update described as well received with all metrics in line or above guidance; Synfuels production of 7.26Mt beat guidance of 7.0-7.2Mt, chemicals EBITDA exceeded expectations, and coal volumes rose quarter-on-quarter to 7.4Mt from 7.0Mt.
Flow
Net Selling — Broker D is offering an OTD sale of 1 million SOL shares at day VWAP as of 09:14, suggesting supply available in the market. No buy-side flow reported.
12 broker mentions · FY26 Q4 operational update, Secunda synfuels production beat, International Chemicals EBITDA outperformance, Natref output recovery, Working capital build from fuel inventory
ABG Broker C Group BANKS Neutral
-0.3%
ABG featured as a top gainer in the JSE Top40 session on 2026-07-21, rising against a broadly weaker market that fell 0.6%. Early flow showed selling interest with Broker D offering 250k shares at 22200, followed by a brief bid from Broker B Global before flow turned decisively to the sell side, with Broker B Local and Broker B Global both flagging 150k shares available at 10:30. Overall broker activity is flow-driven with no fundamental research or ratings changes noted today.
Key Events
09:15 FLOW Broker D flags 250k ABG shares on offer at 22200
10:04 FLOW Broker B Global places bid for ABG
10:30 FLOW Flow turns to sell side; Broker B Local and Broker B Global flag 150k ABG shares available
Broker Views
Broker D UR ● Cautious
Broker D flagged improved selling interest in ABG, offering 250,000 shares at 22200 in early trade.
Broker B Global UR − Neutral
Broker B Global initially placed a bid for ABG at 10:04 but sBroker Aequently flagged 150,000 shares on the sell side at 10:30, indicating a shift in client flow direction.
Broker B Local UR ● Cautious
Broker B Local noted flow had turned to the sell side in ABG with 150,000 shares available at 10:30.
Broker G UR ▲ Positive
Broker G highlighted ABG as one of the top gainers in the JSE Top40, which fell 0.6% on the day, with market turnover of R16.3bn.
Flow
Net Selling — Early selling emerged with Broker D offering 250k ABG shares at 22200 (09:15). A brief bid from Broker B Global (10:04) was followed by both Broker B Local and Broker B Global flagging 150k shares on offer at 10:30, leaving the net flow skewed to the sell side by mid-morning.
5 broker mentions · JSE Top40 decline, ABG outperformance, sell-side flow, bid-offer activity, market turnover
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Mr Price Q1 sales miss — retail sales +3.2% vs Broker A +4.5% forecast, call -2%
Broker A Local · Results Commentary · Equity · South Africa · Retail · 2026-07-23 08:20
Mr Price’s Q1 sales update shows retail sales (ex-NKD) up 3.2%, below Broker A’s 4.5% forecast, with like-for-like sales flat versus an expected +2.8%. Gross margins improved 40bps and stock is clean, though management flagged a challenging macro outlook and mixed QoQ recovery signals.
{QS} MRP SJ…CALL -2% – Q1 Sales Update sees retail sales (ex NKD) +3.2% versus our +4.5% forecast. Like-for-like sales flat (vs Broker A +2.8%), with price inflation of +1.5% offset by a -1.5% decline in volumes. Including NKD, reported sales growth was 45.3%, broadly in line with our +45.8% expectation. On profitability and execution, SA gross profit margin improved by 40bps and the group exited winter with clean stock, which is a constructive read-through for markdown risk and margin protection. Mgmt reiterated outlook remains challenging given the macro backdrop, and QoQ recovery signal remains mixed across categories.
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SBK Broker E Person 4 140 000 11% – Will Cross 07-17 12:20
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