Why Grit favours the Mauritius and London stock exchanges
The pan-African real estate firm has been active on three separate stock exchanges since 2018, including JSE, from which it is now set to withdraw.
18/06/2020 at 17h03, by Aurelie Benoit
The proposal was made to shareholders on 11 June: the real estate company Grit Real Estate Income Group (Grit) plans to withdraw from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE). This is a landmark decision for the firm, which, since 2018, has been the only company with exclusively African activities to have a triple listing, namely in Port Louis, Johannesburg, and London.
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