Analyst Research
Stock analysis and calls from independent analysts on the JSE.All content is informational only — not financial advice.
Wesizwe Platinum - special review: A Year in the Dark, and the Storm That Followed
In this review we will talk about Wesizwe Platinum (JSE: WEZ), recently unlocked on JSE for trades. In the fist days after "relisting", shares increased by 28%. Is it incredible moment to buy or run?
Spar group. Why Black Friday turned into red financial year?
Latest financial report for Spar group show R212 mln losses due to Black Friday promotions. Debts increased by +35.2%. So how "high season" for retailers turned into red financial period? Let's see.
PSG: maybe the most decent entry for long-term investment.
In this review we observe PSG as an idea for investments. Don't confuse with futbol team. PSG is a strong South African financial company, known also as insurance company.
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Telkom. The best long-term game in a flat market?
Telkom published exciting FY report. You can see develop by all indicators but the rates still flat. Is it stagnation or a chance to get the most stable asset in portfolio? Let's see in this review.
Altron. 7 basics of success
Altron's financial report impressed investors. Company's shares became the most JSE growing company in May for just a few days. Nevertheless someone believe - the Company still underrated. Is it true?
Standard bank today. Still must-have tool or overrated asset?
Let's review idea to invest in Standard bank. You will see latest metrics, possible entry point, perspectives.
Afrimat. Special review. Strong financial report: reversal or trap?
Freshest review regarding Afrimat, a company listed almost 20 years ago on JSE and increased in price by at least 290%. But is it cost to invest today? See in this review.
We Buy Cars special review. Expectations vs reality.
We Buy Cars (WBC) published report on May 19 and the market rection is negative. The most promising company is in crisis for a long time. In this review you'll see is there any chance for WBC?
Astral: Record-Breaking Report, Shares Falling. What Did the Market See?
Astral foods published financial report with outstanding numbers. The market remain cold. What is the problem? What to do if the market behaves contrary to all the rules? Let's see in this review.
Standard Bank: Because Apparently “Risky” Now Means Buying Africa’s Biggest Banking Machine
Standard Bank Group Ltd. is not a moonshot tech stock, a junior miner, or a “trust me bro” turnaround. It is a large, profitable African banking group with serious scale, high returns on equity, a meaningful dividend, and exposure to South Africa plus faster-growing African markets. That makes it slightly awkward for a high-risk, high-reward investor: the risk is not that the company is broken; the risk is that the stock may already be pricing in a lot of quality.
Naspers: Because Apparently Owning Tencent Wasn’t Complicated Enough
Naspers Ltd. remains one of the strangest “local” JSE investments: a South African-listed stock whose value is still heavily tied to Tencent, while management is trying very hard to convince the market it is no longer just a Tencent wrapper wearing an ecommerce hoodie. The latest HY2026 results show real progress: revenue growth, higher ecommerce profitability, strong free cash flow, continued buybacks, and a more aggressive “AI-first lifestyle ecommerce ecosystem” strategy. For a high-risk, high-reward investor, NPN is interesting because the market is being asked to re-rate Naspers from “discounted holding company” to “global tech operator.” That is a big ask—but the numbers are finally less embarrassing. Assumption: the quoted “R 88 841,00” appears to be the JSE-style quote in cents, meaning roughly R888.41 per share, especially after the 5-for-1 share split completed in October 2025. Naspers states that the split affected per-share metrics and that current and comparative numbers were adjusted accordingly.