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Capitec Bank and EasyEquities have teamed up to offer South Africans an easy and affordable way to invest in local and international companies. Capitec Bank, known for its innovative banking solutions, has integrated EasyEquities into its mobile banking app, making investing accessible to everyone. With EasyEquities, users can buy and sell shares in fractions, making it possible to invest in companies with high share prices without having to buy a whole share.

EasyEquities offers a user-friendly platform that allows investors to trade shares, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and exchange-traded notes (ETNs) with low brokerage fees. Investors can start with as little as R5 and can choose from a wide range of local and international shares. The platform also offers a social network where investors can share ideas and learn from each other.

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Capitec Bank’s partnership with EasyEquities has been well-received by clients and market watchers alike. The integration of EasyEquities into the Capitec mobile banking app has made investing accessible to more people, particularly those who may have been intimidated by the traditional stock market. With EasyEquities, investing is no longer limited to the wealthy and experienced investors.

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Sasol Ltd is a South African company that produces and sells chemicals and other industrial products. It is listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and is one of the largest companies in Africa. As of October 18, 2023, the Sasol share price is 26,584, with a market capitalization of 170.79 billion ZAR.

Investors interested in Sasol may be interested in the company’s recent financial performance. According to the latest earnings report, Sasol’s revenue for the fiscal year 2022 was 276 billion South African rand. Additionally, Sasol has a BBBEE (Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment) share, which is designed to promote economic transformation and increase participation by black people in the South African economy.

Despite Sasol’s strong reputation and history of success, there are potential risks associated with investing in the company. As a chemical company, Sasol is subject to fluctuations in commodity prices and changes in demand for its products. Additionally, political and economic instability in South Africa and the broader African region could impact Sasol’s operations and financial performance.

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