Tongaat delisted, but on the cusp of rescue deal

News24 Business4 November 2026 at 16:22

Tongaat Hulett disappeared from the JSE on Tuesday, with its business rescue practitioners saying that while the sale of the distressed sugar group’s SA business has been delayed, parties are working to finalise it “as soon as possible”.
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