Acquiring Company
Jannie Mouton Foundation
Acquired Company
Curro Holdings
South AfricaSouth AfricaEducationNon ProfitEducationDescription
The Jannie Mouton Foundation has announced plans to acquire Curro Holdings for R7.2 billion. The takeover includes both cash and shares in Capitec and PSG Financial Services, marking a significant move in the education sector. The foundation aims to convert Curro into a public-benefit organization, emphasizing its philanthropic focus on education. This acquisition will enable the reinvestment of future surpluses into new schools and facilities.
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Who acquired Curro Holdings?
Curro Holdings was acquired by Jannie Mouton Foundation, based in South Africa. The deal was reported on August 28, 2026. The Jannie Mouton Foundation is a registered Public Benefit Organisation. It focuses on education and aiding in significant social contributions. Jannie Mouton Foundation is privately held and operates in Education.
When did Jannie Mouton Foundation acquire Curro Holdings?
Jannie Mouton Foundation's acquisition of Curro Holdings was reported on August 28, 2026. The Jannie Mouton Foundation has announced plans to acquire Curro Holdings for R7.2 billion. The takeover includes both cash and shares in Capitec and PSG Financial Services, marking a significant move in the education sector. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Curro Holdings do?
Curro Holdings is Africa’s largest private school network, educating over 70,000 students. It aims to provide accessible, high-quality education. The company is poised to be taken private through a philanthropic acquisition. It is privately held, operating in Education, and is based in South Africa.
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