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State: Tongaat execs 'conspired' in fraud, Deloitte ex-partner 'didn't report irregularities' - Vimarsana News

State: Tongaat execs 'conspired' in fraud, Deloitte ex-partner 'didn't report irregularities'

Bail has been granted to five of Tongaat’s former directors, including CEO Peter Staude, on more than 20 counts of fraud. A former Deloitte partner is also out on bail, and is accused of failing to report irregularities.

Source: news24.com
South Africa: Tongaat Hulett seven, including ex-CEO, granted R30k bail each in R1.5bn fraud case - Vimarsana News

South Africa: Tongaat Hulett seven, including ex-CEO, granted R30k bail each in R1.5bn fraud case

Six former senior employees of sugar producer Tongaat Hulett Ltd (THL) and the company's former auditor, who have been implicated in a R1.5bn fraud case, were granted bail in the Durban specialised commercial crimes court on Thursday. Peter Staude, 68, Murray Munro, 55, Michael Deighton, 57, Rory

Tongaat to pursue Deloitte after massive financial scandal - Vimarsana News

Tongaat to pursue Deloitte after massive financial scandal

Tongaat Hulett shareholders also approved a massive rights issue, underwritten by a Zimbabwean family.

Source: news24.com
Tongaat Hulett's R450m civil action against former executives - Vimarsana News

Tongaat Hulett's R450m civil action against former executives

‘Shareholders are now faced with a highly dilutory rights issue which is actually going to facilitate a change of control’: Opportune Investments founder Chris Logan.

Tongaat flags delay in its R450m claim against former directors - Vimarsana News

Tongaat flags delay in its R450m claim against former directors

Former directors implicated in underhand practices as civil cases expected to begin in 2023