Payout after Joburg gas explosion boosts property group Octodec

News24 Business9 November 2026 at 14:20

JSE-listed Octodec Investments surged nearly 8% after the property group said distributable income per share would more than double guidance, thanks in part to an insurance payout for a gas explosion in the Johannesburg CBD.
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