The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) censures AngloGold Ashanti over the company’s delayed disclosure of earnings on the Stock Exchange News Service (SENS). Both outlets report that the company released price-sensitive results overseas before publishing them on SENS.
According to the reports, AngloGold Ashanti published the earnings information 27 minutes after it first released the results overseas. The JSE’s censure indicates that the exchange views the timing as a breach of disclosure expectations for price-sensitive information, particularly the requirement to promptly notify markets through SENS.
While both sources describe the same core timeline and outcome, they differ only in framing and wording. The Citizen and Moneyweb both focus on the timing gap between the overseas release and the subsequent SENS publication, presenting the censure as the main consequence.