Mehrere an der Johannesburg Stock Exchange notierte Firmen veröffentlichen positive Ergebnisse vor der Berichtssaison.

Several Johannesburg Stock Exchange listed firms have posted encouraging results ahead of the reporting season. Tech companies Altron, Datatec and Lesaka, hotel group Southern Sun and brewer AB InBev all delivered positive trading updates for periods ending in February or March 2026. These updates reflect strong performance from the mentioned companies operating in technology hospitality and beverage sectors. The positive results come from firms listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and were released in advance of the main reporting season. Companies such as Altron Datatec Lesaka Southern Sun and AB InBev contributed to this wave of encouraging news with their respective trading statements covering the specified periods in early 2026. The overall sentiment from these updates indicates favorable business conditions for the involved entities ahead of further financial disclosures.

• JSE companies report strong earnings growth in latest updates

Bestattungsdienstleister La Ascensión kündigt Einführung der alkalischen Hydrolyse in Neiva an.

Funeral services company La Ascensión announced that Neiva will pioneer alkaline hydrolysis in Latin America as an alternative for the final disposition of the deceased. The new service center is projected to open in the first quarter of 2027. This initiative positions Neiva as the first location in Latin America to offer alkaline hydrolysis through the services of La Ascensión. The announcement highlights the introduction of this alternative method for handling the deceased in the region. La Ascensión plans to launch the dedicated service center during the initial quarter of the year 2027. Such developments allow for expanded options in funeral services within Latin America starting from the specified timeframe in Neiva.

• Neiva to become Latin America's first city with alkaline hydrolysis

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation führt co-branded open-loop National Common Mobility Cards ein.

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has introduced co-branded open-loop National Common Mobility Cards in partnership with Airtel Payments Bank. This introduction facilitates enhanced mobility options through the collaboration between the metro operator and the payments provider. The cards are designed as open-loop variants that are co-branded for use within the Delhi Metro system. The partnership aims to streamline access and payments for commuters using the metro services. By rolling out these National Common Mobility Cards the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation expands its offerings in coordination with Airtel Payments Bank. The new cards represent a step forward in integrating payment solutions with public transportation in the region.

• Dmrc partners with Airtel to launch open-loop ncmc cards