T TheCynick Well-Known Member Joined Sep 15, 2003 Messages 374 Reaction score 1 Location Seattle Nov 3, 2005 #1 http://www.moneyweb.co.za/shares/ict_sector/522324.htm
O onionpeel Senior Member Joined Sep 22, 2003 Messages 514 Reaction score 0 Location Auckland Nov 3, 2005 #2 The push is not entirely unexpected, but I am not sure why anybody would want to sell shares in Vodacom though.
The push is not entirely unexpected, but I am not sure why anybody would want to sell shares in Vodacom though.
J jarr Expert Member Joined May 20, 2005 Messages 1,145 Reaction score 2 Location Third Rock Nov 3, 2005 #3 it's on the bbc news site as well, but they made a typo with telkom's name Telekom, the state owned South African telecoms firm, is the company's other leading investor, owning 50% of its shares Click to expand...
it's on the bbc news site as well, but they made a typo with telkom's name Telekom, the state owned South African telecoms firm, is the company's other leading investor, owning 50% of its shares Click to expand...
S Skip Senior Member Joined Nov 3, 2005 Messages 813 Reaction score 0 Nov 3, 2005 #4 I'm skeptical. They're probably doing so to get a bigger share of Vodacom's substantial profits. It's like Barclays investing in Absa. They didn't do it to bring better banking to SA, they did it to get a share of the insane bank charges Absa gets.
I'm skeptical. They're probably doing so to get a bigger share of Vodacom's substantial profits. It's like Barclays investing in Absa. They didn't do it to bring better banking to SA, they did it to get a share of the insane bank charges Absa gets.