| The number of companies listed on the JSE continues to dwindle, with horse racing and sports bettering group Phumelela the latest to announce its delisting. However, the exchange will welcome a new entrant on Thursday with the secondary listing of Bytes Technology Group following its unbundling from Altron. At 270 pence per share, its listing price on the London Stock Exchange is at the higher end of guidance, sending Altron's shares higher on Friday. Shareholders will end up with stock in both companies. Another company set to delist is infrastructure supplies group Accentuate following October's offer by Pruta Securities to increases its shareholding - and a general offer to all shareholders to buy their shares. It was out with annual results on Friday and, as expected, Covid-19 and the lockdown have added to an already difficult trading environment. Better news from Tongaat Hulett, which has turned the corner following the action taken by CEO Gavin Hudson since he took over almost two years ago. The agri group says it has also made headway in improving its cash flow and reducing its debt. More on those stories to follow, along with updates from Anglo American, Anglo American Platinum and ICT group Sebata Holdings. In How to harness the next phase of future-tech, Rand Swiss wealth manager Viv Govender explains why it's important to make the distinction between the Information Technology sector and Future Technology. Finally, in the latest Magic Markets podcast, The Finance Ghost discusses why GDP is important and how SA is faring. Have a good week. Stephen Gunnion Managing Editor, InceConnect
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