Jannie Mouton's Psg Group Posts 73 Million Profit

PSG Group's profit rose 23.47 to 73.2 million in 2025, driven by increased insurance revenue and client investments.

Total income grew 13.24, reaching 354.97 million attributed to improved customer activity and market-linked revenue streams.

As part of its strategy to optimize value, PSG repurchased and cancelled 19.1 million shares at a cost of 17.54 million during the year.

PSG Group, the investment holding company founded by South African billionaire Jannie Mouton, reported strong financial results for 2025, with profits surpassing 70 million. The companys performance highlights its ability to navigate economic challenges, driven by growth in its assets, increased client investments, and a solid insurance division.

For the year ending February 28, 2025 , PSG's net profit rose 23.47 percent to R1.38 billion 73.21 million, up from R1.12 billion 59.29 million in the previous year.

Total income also increased by 13.24 percent, from R5.91 billion 313.44 million to R6.69 billion 354.97 million, supported by higher customer activity and market-linked revenue streams. A standout contributor to this growth was a 15.48-percent rise in insurance revenue, which reached R2.61 billion 138.83 million.

Our financial results clearly reflect the strength of our advice-driven business model, said Francois Gouws, Chairman and CEO of PSG. He pointed to the 24.7 percent increase in recurring headline earnings per share and a 26.6 percent return on equity as key indicators of the companys resilience in a tough market environment.

PSG declared a final dividend of R0.28 0.0149 per share, amounting to R353.02 million 18.74 milliona 22.8 percent increase from the previous years payout. This move underscores the companys strong cash position and its ongoing commitment to enhancing shareholder value despite challenging conditions.