4Sight moving listing from AltX to JSE main board4Sight moving listing from AltX to JSE main board

Diversified technology group 4Sight Holdings is moving its listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange's AltX to the main board at the end of the month.

Paula Gilbert, Editor

January 17, 2025

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4Sight Holdings Group CEO Tertius Zitzke
4Sight Holdings Group CEO Tertius Zitzke.(Source: 4Sight Holdings)

Diversified technology group 4Sight Holdings will move its Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) listing in South Africa from the Alternative Exchange (AltX) to the "general segment" of the JSE main board.

"This significant milestone reflects the company's robust growth, enhanced business profile, and continued commitment to long-term value creation for stakeholders," the group said in a statement.

4Sight Holdings had been listed on the JSE's AltX since 2017 and will move to the JSE's main board on January 29, 2025, under the ticker 4SI.  

The AltX is a division of the bourse that focuses on small and midsized high-growth companies and is used as a springboard for companies to eventually list on the JSE main board, which is reserved for larger companies.

4Sight is an artificial intelligence (AI) focused company specializing in the digital transformation of corporate businesses and the convergence of information technologies and operational technologies.

4Sight was founded in South Africa but now operates across Africa, Europe, the Middle East, Australasia and the Americas, working with over 1,000 partners to bring 4Sight's offerings to the market.

4Sight called the move to the JSE main board "a major achievement" as the company continues to expand its footprint in the global technology sector.

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The change also underscores the company's confidence in its business model, the increasing maturity of its operations, and its readiness for further growth in the public market, it said.

A new chapter

4Sight Holdings Group CEO Tertius Zitzke called the transition to the main board of the JSE an important step in the company's strategic journey. 

"The Main Board listing enhances our credibility and solidifies our position in the technology sector. This achievement not only showcases our company's resilience but also affirms our commitment to providing exceptional worth to our stakeholders," he said in a statement.

Zitzke spoke to Connecting Africa back in 2023, highlighting the group's plans to expand its business across Africa and further afield in response to high demand for digital transformation and fourth industrial revolution (4IR) technologies in the enterprise market.

4Sight Holdings Group CFO Eric van der Merwe and Group CEO Tertius Zitzke.

4Sight believes the listing upgrade will further increase the company's visibility, attract more investors, and open up new opportunities for growth.

"The transfer to the Main Board solidifies our position as a mature, well-capitalised company ready to seize strategic opportunities”, added Group CFO Eric van der Merwe.

"This move verifies our financial performance and confidence in 4Sight's ability to drive innovation in a highly competitive landscape," he added.

About the Author

Paula Gilbert

Editor, Connecting Africa

Paula has been the Editor of Connecting Africa since June 2019 and has been reporting on key developments in Africa's telecoms and ICT sectors for most of her journalistic career.

The award-winning South Africa-based journalist previously worked as a producer and reporter for business television channels Bloomberg TV Africa and CNBC Africa, was the telecoms editor at online publication ITWeb, and started her career in radio news. She has an Honors degree in Journalism from Rhodes University.

Paula was recognized by Empower Africa as one of 35 trailblazers who shaped Africa's tech landscape in 2023 and she won the Excellence in ICT Journalism category at the MTN Women in ICT Awards in 2017.

Travel is always on Paula's mind, she has visited 40 countries so far and is currently researching her next adventure.

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