MultiChoice's share price was at R106.50 in early trade, giving the group a market capitalisation of R46.7bn.
MultiChoice's share price was at R106.50 in early trade, giving the group a market capitalisation of R46.7bn.Analysts expect MultiChoice to make it relatively easily into the JSE’s top-40 index, and most valuations had ranged from from about R50bn to R90bn.
There are few major international catalysts operating in the market on Wednesday morning, although some focus is on the UK, where parliamentarians will debate the progress on Brexit negotiations with the EU. The all share flat was at 56,281.8 points and the top 40 was little changed. Gold miners were up 1.07%. Banks were down 0.62% and industrials 0.14%.
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