African Rainbow Minerals and Distell Group reported results on Friday morning
The JSE is likely to open stronger on Friday morning, with major Asian stock markets heading for a positive end to the week.
Asian markets were also benefiting from upbeat Japanese manufacturing figures, Anchor Capital said in a note. The group said headline earnings per share in the year to end-December would be between 80% and 90% higher than in 2017, or between 328c and 346c, despite its troubles in Nigeria. However, some analysts had expected a bigger increase.
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