Lisa Steyn is a business reporter for News24 Business, with a focus on covering various aspects of the business landscape in South Africa. Her work has also been featured in Stuff and Stuff, showcasing her expertise in reporting on topics such as corporate affairs, financial management, and mining industry developments.
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Lisa Steyn's articles mainly focus on business, mining, energy, and transportation & logistics within South Africa. She often cites data and government announcements in her coverage. If you have insights or data related to the mentioned sectors in South Africa, offering a perspective on these topics could be of interest to her.
Since Lisa primarily reports on industry developments within South Africa with a specific focus on Transnet and mining companies such as Sibanye, Gold One mine, and Gupta-linked Optimum, providing insider perspectives or exclusive news related to these entities may grab her attention.
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Shell's exit leaves room for a new entrant, most likely a trader.
By: Lisa Steyn
As earnings diver amid low metal prices and in the wake of a regional restructuring, Sibanye-Stillwater said it is exploring ways to unlock cash while “proactively” engaging its lenders about temporarily raising its debt covenants.
By: Lisa Steyn
Underground coal mines in Mpumalanga have been burning for decades, and the fires are nearly impossible to extinguish.
By: Lisa Steyn, Mpho Hlakudi, Colleen Goko
South Africans need to be in the know if we want to create a prosperous future. News24 has kept the country informed for 25 years, and we're about to enter a new chapter of fearless journalism.
The proposal values Anglo at R780 billion and still requires the SA assets to be spun out.
BHP has nine days to submit a formal takeover offer to the Anglo board, while the target firm is expected to launch a strong defence on Tuesday.
By: Ahmed Areff, Lisa Steyn
Duncan Wanblad, CEO of Anglo American. (Anglo/Supplied) South Africans need to be in the know if we want to create a prosperous future.
By: Lisa Steyn
Anglo’s restructuring plan is the culmination of months of hard work, but the unfortunate timing was necessitated by BHP’s opportunistic takeover proposals.
The CEO of the world's largest mining group says shareholders know opportunities like its R780-billion proposal don't come around often.
Anglo investors are left weighing up the company's "radical" restructuring plan against a R780-billion takeover offer.
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