Transnet Narrows Loss To R1.9bn, Improves Rail Volumes

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Transnet Chairperson Andile Sangqu unpacks the logistics giant’s latest results, with net losses reduced to R1.9bn and rail volumes edging higher. We explore whether these gains are sustainable in the face of cable theft, equipment failures, and rising debt of R144bn. Can the recovery plan deliver real economic impact and how will government guarantees and private partnerships shape Transnet’s long-term growth path?
8 Sep 2025 12PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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