Investment and insurance holding company PSG Financial Services expects its earnings to rise as much as 26% for the full year to end-February, it said on Monday.
The group, which is valued at about R22.7bn on the JSE, expects headline earnings per share (HEPS) to rise 23%-26% to 99.9c-102.3c from the previous year.
The group gave no reasons for the expected increases. Its results are expected to be released on April 16.
PSG Financial Services was founded in November 1995 by Jannie Mouton and Chris Otto with the aim of building a financial services conglomerate.
In August 2023, PSG Konsult rebranded to PSG Financial Services.
PSG Financial Services operates through three key segments: PSG Wealth, PSG Asset Management and PSG Insure. These divisions offer services such as portfolio management, stockbroking, insurance and investment products.
In March 2025, PSG Group founder Jannie Mouton returned to Forbes’ World Billionaires list with a net worth of $1.6bn (R29.2bn).
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