Zeder, which invests in agribusiness, announced its results on Wednesday. It has received a number of "unsolicited approaches", said CEO Johann le Roux. Analyst Anthony Clark predicts what, in his view, could be sold off. Due to a material change in its size, Zeder, a JSE-listed investor in agribusiness and related industries, has reconsidered its strategy and the board is considering "unsolicited third-party approaches" regarding some of its portfolio investments, according to CEO Johann le Roux. He did not provide more detail when Zeder announced its financial results for the financial year to February 2021 virtually on Wednesday. Analyst Anthony Clark of Small Talk Daily Research believes it could be its logistics company and Capespan that Zeder might sell off.