Ninety One has reported a significant turnaround in its financial year ending 2026, with assets under management (AUM) leaping by 31% to R3.9 trillion (£171.8 billion). This surge is coupled with a return to positive net inflows and a strategic 15-year partnership with Sanlam, reshaping its growth trajectory. The financial institution's performance was detailed by CEO Hendrik du Toit on 'The Money Show'.
Meanwhile, South Africa's pet care sector is demonstrating remarkable expansion, now valued at R10 billion. Andrea Slabber, Insights Lead at Trade Intelligence, highlighted this on 'The Money Show', noting the evolution of pet ownership from basic necessity to treating pets as integral family members, fueling a sophisticated consumer market.
Corporate Battles and Regulatory Scrutiny
The media landscape also saw major shifts. 'The Money Show' reported on Canal+'s substantial entry into the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) following its multi-billion rand acquisition of MultiChoice. Helina Andhee, Chief Officer: Capital Markets at the JSE, discussed Canal+'s ambitions to leverage Africa for growth against global streaming competitors.
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In a different arena, 'The Money Show' covered iDexis's dispute with the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) concerning a recall of compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide products. Managing Director Ruaan Louw stated that iDexis maintains its compounding processes adhere to all legal and pharmaceutical standards, contesting SAHPRA's findings.
Broader Conversations on Work and Health
Beyond financial and corporate news, 'The Money Show' delved into societal trends. Stephen Grootes interviewed Debbie Goodman, CEO of Jack Hammer Global, on the complexities of taking time off work. The discussion touched upon myths surrounding unlimited leave, the psychological barriers to rest, and the company's efforts to foster genuine, guilt-free breaks through policy changes.
Separately, the podcast provided market commentary on June 3rd, 2026, with insights from Chris Steward. Details on listener numbers, social reach, and audience demographics for 'The Money Show' are available through platforms like Rephonic.
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Background:
'The Money Show', hosted by Romain, a banker with over 12 years of experience, an investor, and entrepreneur, focuses on actionable advice, real-world experiences, and interviews. Its core topics include real estate, investments, entrepreneurship, sport, nutrition, performance, and mindset. The podcast is available on various platforms, with clips and detailed listener information accessible through services like Bing and Rephonic. Links to the host's personal brand and additional resources are also provided.
