RMH set to delist from JSE after R600m buyout by WeBuyCars co-founders

[The Mercury - South Africa] - 9/02/2026

RMH Holdings is set to be de-listed from the JSE after accepting a purchase offer from AttBid, led by billionaire brothers Faan and Dirk van der Walt, marking a significant shift in the company's corporate strategy.

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