Netcare has recorded double-digit profit growth. The private hospital group delivered a 40% jump in headline earnings per share, mainly due to a recovery in paid patient days. Business Day Tv caught up with the company's CEO Richard Friedland for further insight on the six months that was.

Balwin Properties has posted a 20% increase in annual profit, and strong demand in the Western Cape as semigration continues. Business Day TV spoke to CEO Steve Brookes, for further insight on Balwin's performance.

Founder of Herenya Capital, Petri Redingluys chats to Business Day TV about what the charts are telling him about Sibanye-Stillwater, Anglo American Platinum and Investec.

According to the 2023 Hotel and Hospitality Industry Confidence Index, the sector is set to boom this year as travel normalises post the pandemic. Business Day TV delved into the details with Laura Vercueil from the Johannesburg Tourism Convention Bureau

At the half-year mark, equipment southern Africa is Barloworld's star performer. The unit has delivered a more than 38% increase in revenue and is largely responsible for driving the groups near 13% rise in interim revenue from continuing operations. Business Day TV unpacked the results in more detail with the group's CEO, Dominic Sewela.

The terms of National Treasury's debt relief programme for Eskom came with strict terms for the state-owned utility and other stakeholders. Business Day TV spoke to Editor-at-large & Columnist for Business Day & Financial Mail Peter Bruce to find out if those conditions are being met.

Africa's set to miss its 2030 target of universal access to safe, affordable drinking water and equitable sanitation, due to an annual investment deficit of nearly $50 billion. Business Day TV spoke to Yaa Ngonyama, Consultant at Frost & Sullivan for more detail.

Leaders of the world's most advanced democracies are meeting in Hiroshima for the 49th G7 Summit. Concerns about the state of the global economy, rising prices and the debt limit crisis in the U.S are expected to feature on this year's agenda. Business Day's Editor-at-Large, Hilary Joffe, joined Business Day TV from the sidelines of the summit for a preview of the forum

Retail pharmacy group Dis-Chem has posted a 7% increase in annual revenue and a 17.4% jump in headline earnings per share, despite a tough operating environment. Business Day TV unpacked the results with the company’s CFO, Rui Morais.

Afrimat's bottom line has taken a knock. During the full year period the building materials and mining group reported a 15.7% decline in headline earnings per share. This was mainly due to lower iron ore prices, higher input costs and tough economic environment. Business Day TV unpacked the numbers with company's CEO, Andries van Heerden.