JOHANNESBURG - Andre de Ruyter, the incoming head of South Africa's debt-burdened state power utility, engaged in questionable stock sales while working as a senior executive at Sasol Ltd. in 2013, according to a forensic audit report.
De Ruyter, who was Sasol’s senior group executive for global chemicals and North American operations, together with then-chief financial officer, Christine Ramon, knew about cost overruns at a chemical project and sold the company's stock before that information was disclosed to other executives, says the report, a copy of which was seen by Bloomberg News.
FloydShivambu We knew you would always come up with some dirt. He who doesn't have dirt let them cast the first stone.... Some of you haven't even apologised for stealing sugar to your mom's and grannies... Let's give the CEO a chance to do his work please.....
There's no questionable stock sales,wtf! It's insider trading
sakhi_dlamini Say his name
Go deeper iOL, go deeper man of god
Offcause Igbal Surve will find something on the guy. Meeting the expectation I can tell.