COMPANIES: Tongaat to be delisted as 2026 becomes an annus horribilis for JSE
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JSE delistings are not always a bad thing, as has been the case in the woeful saga of Tongaat, which once enjoyed blue-chip status. But it is a worrying trend overall.
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