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The JSE-listed technology company said yesterday that it had turned the corner in record time after generating a R148 million operating profit compared to a R1.3 billion loss a year earlier.

The latest results bear the fruits of years of hard work and building a new culture under CEO Stephen van Coller.

‘For the first time since I arrived our current assets exceed our current liabilities, says group CEO Stephen van Coller.

'An amazing effort' - CEO Stephen van Coller talks to The Money Show about EOH's results for the financial year 2021.

'An amazing effort' - CEO Stephen van Coller talks to The Money Show about EOH's results for the financial year 2021.

The mother of a missing hiker, who hasn't been heard from in over a week, says she's growing increasingly anxious with each passing day.

The mother of a missing hiker, who hasn't been heard from in over a week, says she's growing increasingly anxious with each passing day.

IVvy Inc., a global events and hospitality technology company, today announced the promotion and hiring of three key executives to help oversee its global growth. IVvy CEO Lauren Hall said Courtney Robinson has been promoted to chief marketing officer, Rachael Grimsey joined the company as chief sales officer and Kim Van Coller is the new head of strategic partnerships. Hall said the three senior executives, all based in iVvy’s Queensland, Australia, headquarters, are charged with ensuring ac...

Revelations around four years ago of the involvement of  IT firm’s former CEO and other executives in fraudulent payments, improper meddling in tender processes, and paying politicians millions of rands for favours, wrecked the company’s public profile, with regulators threatening harsh action if it did not fess up and clear rot in its ranks.  Part of the scandal involves evidence EOH had overcharged the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) and the Department of Water and Sanitati...

Jun 9, 2021 EOH has entered into a share purchase agreement for the sale of Sybrin to a consortium group comprising of One Thousand & One Voices Management (Mauritius) (1K1V) and Crossfin Technology Holdings (CFTH) and their black economic empowerment partners led by Isaac Mophatlane, (together the Consortium) for a cash consideration of R334-million. The Base Purchase Price, after adjusting for net debt, non-operating assets and working capital, equates to an enterprise value (EV) of R410-mill...