Nedbank Group
NEDJSE · Financials · Market cap R134.9bn · 27th largest of the 141 JSE shares we screen
Price
Today, 5-minute prints, delayed 15 min · dotted: previous close R300.93
SENS announcements
Last 30 days · 4 announcements · 2 materialWhat Nedbank Group has told the market through the JSE, newest first. Announcements that could move the share are marked Material.
- 6 Nov12:00Shareholding changeDisclosure of Beneficial Interests in SecuritiesBlackRock Inc has disposed of an interest in Nedbank Group ordinary shares, bringing its total interest to 4.76% of the company's total issued ordinary shares.Not material
- 5 Nov07:05TakeoverFinal Results of the Offer to Shareholders of NCBA Group PLC (NCBA)Nedbank has acquired 66% of NCBA Group's issued shares following acceptances totaling 79.88%. To implement the deal, it issued 43,631,052 new Nedbank shares and paid KES 23,228,613,861 in cash (ZAR 2,931,980,292).Material
- 2 Nov08:00Directors' dealingsDealings in SecuritiesPrescribed officer Terence Sibiya sold 34,125 ordinary shares on the market on 29 October 2026 at a volume weighted average price of R294.6015 per share, for a total value of R10 053 275.74.Not material
- 19 Oct17:00TransactionNedbank Groups Offer to Acquire C. 66% Of NCBA Group Plc (NCBA) Becomes UnconditionalIts offer to acquire approximately 1,087,362,891 NCBA Shares (c. 66%) became unconditional on 15 October 2026. The transaction is expected to close around 3 November 2026, with NCBA's financial results consolidated into Nedbank Group in Q4 2026.Material
The type, the Material marker and the summary are TradeIntel’s own reading of each announcement, written by software, not the company’s or the JSE’s.
Key numbers
screener, 6 NovDividends
years to DecemberNedbank Group paid out 66% of its profit before once-off items as dividends in the year to December 2025, against 55% in the year to December 2022.
* Once-off items moved reported profit, so that bar uses profit before them: FY2025 R16.0bn against R7.8bn reported.
Cash dividends paid in each financial year against profit attributable to shareholders, from the company’s annual statements. Buybacks are left out for banks and insurers.