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Cape Town - The Guptas have dominated the headlines once again on Wednesday with the announcement that it is selling Tegeta, which it wrestled from Glencore in a questionable fashion, to a Swiss company.
Very little is known of the company, Charles King SA, and the owner, which the Guptas listed as Amin Al Zarooni.
#ICYMI, here’s a round-up of the stories on Fin24:
Gordhan calls for urgency on state capture probe as Guptas dump assets
The disposal within 48 hours of three SA assets owned by the Guptas should fuel the urgency to move forward with the inquest into state capture, says former finance minister Pravin Gordhan.
Guptas sell Tegeta to Swiss owner
Gupta-owned Oakbay Investments has sold Tegeta Exploration and Resources to Swiss-based Charles King SA for R2.97bn, it has announced.
Tegeta's Swiss buyer specialised in fashion
The Swiss company which bought Tegeta Exploration and Resources is shrouded in mystery.
Guptas' Oakbay lifts veil on new Tegeta owner
Tegeta's new owner is United Arab Emirates national Amin Al Zarooni, who wants to expand his growing business empire to South Africa, says Oakbay.
#GuptaLeaks: Questions surround Guptas’ minimal tax returns
Evidence from the #GuptaLeaks show that SARS accepted declarations from the three Gupta brothers to the effect that they earned R1m or less each per year - and paid personal income tax accordingly.
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