#news #iranwar #middleeast - Top U.S. & World Headlines — March 26, 2026: Democracy Now

26 March 2026

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MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on United States military bases in the Middle East being evacuated as Trump has left them exposed and defenseless to Iranian strikes as Iran is being aided by Russia in targeting United States troops and military assets.

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#usa #MAGA #DonaldTrump - Why boots on the ground in Iran could be the end for MAGA | Denver Riggleman

26 March 2026

Trump's apparent plan to deploy troops in the Strait of Hormuz would be 'disastrous' for Republicans seeking reelection in the midterms warns Denver Riggleman, former Republican Congressmen and US Air Force Veteran on The Trump Report. Welcome to the Trump Report, join this channel to get access to perks -    / @presidenttrumpreport   To listen to the show as a podcast you can find it here on: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1p2WhZ6... Apple podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id....

US stocks pulled back on Thursday as conflicting messages from the US and Iran fueled mounting uncertainty about the prospects for talks to end the Middle East conflict.

Sibanye-Stillwater shareholders - Geographic Origin of Shareholders March 2026

 AI Overview

As of early 2026, 

South Africa remains the primary country of origin for Sibanye-Stillwater shareholders, accounting for 27.11% of the total. The investor base is highly international, with significant institutional holdings from the 

United Kingdom and the 

United States

Geographic Origin of Shareholders

Country/Category	Percentage Holding
South Africa	27.11%
United Kingdom	6.62% - 6.7%
United States	3.66% - 3.75%
Sweden	0.27%
Individuals	0.23%

Source: MarketScreener 

South Africa	27.19%
United Kingdom	6.61%
United States	3.66%
Sweden	0.28%
Individuals	0.23%
Australia	0.13%
Germany	0.13%
France	0.12%
Canada	0.1%
Norway	0.09%
Ireland	0.07%
Luxembourg	0.06%
Finland	0.05%
Italy	0.03%
Japan	0.02%
Switzerland	0.02%
Liechtenstein	0.01%
Singapore	0.01%
Spain	0.01%
Austria	0.01%
Denmark	0.01%

Based on 1000 largest holdings

The following major entities hold significant stakes as of late 2025/early 2026:

• Public Investment Corporation (South Africa): Holds 18.00% to 20.42%.
• South African Government Employee Pension Fund: Holds 13.96%.
• Lingotto Investment Management (UK): Holds 7.89% to 7.99%.
• JPMorgan Asset Management (UK/US): Holds between 4.95% and 6.20%.
• BlackRock (US): Holds approximately 5.11% to 5.46%.
• Vanguard (US): Holds approximately 4.19%.
• Allan Gray (South Africa): Holds 4.13%. 

Shareholder Structure Notes

• Institutional Dominance: Approximately 73.29% of outstanding shares are held by institutional investors.
• Free Float: The company maintains a high free-float of approximately 96.33%.
• Regional Operations: While its shareholder base is global, its revenue remains heavily concentrated in 
  South Africa
   (73%) followed by the 
  United States
   (27%). 

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Sibanye-Stillwater Key Steps for Managing Share Certificates

Sibanye-Stillwater typically requires shareholders to dematerialize physical share certificates through a registered transfer secretary or broker to facilitate trading or corporate actions. 

What is FICA?

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There are a very high percentage of non resident shareholders 72.61 ? (March 2026) Do they require FICA ?

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#news #europe #G7 - LIVE: G7 gathers in France as Iran rejects Trump's ceasefire plan | Europe Today #74, 26/03/2026

26 March 2026

US and Iran Wrangle Over Talks; Stocks Slip, Oil Gains | Horizons Middle East & Africa 3/26/2026

The White House says peace talks with Iran are ongoing, despite Tehran's public rejection of US overtures and its own conditions for ending the conflict. Iran is seeking guarantees, including that the US and Israel won't resume attacks, reparations for war damages, and recognition of its authority over the Strait of Hormuz.

Also on the show: Stocks and bonds edge lower and oil climbs on persistent Middle-East tensions and conflicting signals from the US and Iran about their ceasefire talks. Guests include: Justin Muzinich, Muzinich CEO, Former Deputy Secretary to US Treasury; Xi Nan, Rystad Energy, Head of Oil & LNG.