Southern Sun Limited (JSE:SSU)

South Africa flag South Africa · Delayed Price · Currency is ZAR · Price in ZAc
1,003.00
+1.00 (0.10%)
Apr 28, 2026, 5:00 PM SAST
25.37%
Market Cap 13.45B
Revenue (ttm) 6.77B
Net Income (ttm) 1.02B
Shares Out 1.34B
EPS (ttm) 0.75
PE Ratio 13.42
Forward PE 11.48
Dividend 0.25 (2.50%)
Ex-Dividend Date Jun 11, 2025
Volume 593,221
Average Volume 1,918,972
Open 997.00
Previous Close 1,002.00
Day's Range 992.00 - 1,010.00
52-Week Range 795.00 - 1,159.00
Beta 0.20
RSI 44.30
Earnings Date May 21, 2026

About Southern Sun

Southern Sun Limited owns, leases, and manages hotels in South Africa, Mozambique, the Seychelles, Tanzania, the United Arab Emirates, and Zambia. The company operates through four segments: Manco, Sandton Consortium, SA Portfolio, and Offshore. It operates hotels and resorts under the Southern Sun Hotels, Southern Sun Resorts, StayEasy, Garden Court, SUN1, SunSquare, and Sandton Convention Centre brands, as well as Arabella Hotel, Golf & Spa, Mount Grace Hotel & Spa, Sandton Sun & Towers, Beverly Hills, 54 on Bath, and Paradise Sun brands. It ... [Read more]

Industry Lodging
Founded 1969
Employees 5,435
Stock Exchange Johannesburg Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol SSU
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In fiscal year 2025, Southern Sun's revenue was 6.61 billion, an increase of 9.29% compared to the previous year's 6.05 billion. Earnings were 1.02 billion, an increase of 19.63%.

Financial Statements

News

Southern Sun Earnings Call Transcript: H2 2025

Revenue grew 9% to ZAR 6.6 billion, with EBITDA up 14% and adjusted earnings up 30%, driven by strong Cape Town performance and disciplined cost control. Net debt dropped to ZAR 266 million, dividend doubled, and major refurbishments are ongoing. Outlook targets higher occupancy and continued margin improvement.

1 year ago - Transcripts

Southern Sun Earnings Call Transcript: H1 2025

Half-year results showed steady recovery, with EBITDA up 10% and strong performance in Cape Town and Gauteng. Forward bookings and occupancy trends are positive, though Mozambique unrest and Durban's slow recovery remain risks. Dividend payout is set to rise.

1 year ago - Transcripts