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Wealth Creation: Capetown Stock Exchange Open For Trading

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The latest South African stock exchange opens Thursday pledging to lure firms from across the continent with listing costs that are a third of that charged by the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. TWK Agri will be the first company to trade on the Cape Town Stock Exchange, which was previously called 4 Africa Exchange before an overhaul that resulted in the bourse becoming a full-fledged stock exchange, according to chief executive officer Eugene Booysen. BKV Holdings will list a few weeks later.
4 Oct 2021 12PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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