Mantengu hits back at JSE after being censured and fined
The company says its allegations of share price manipulation – which the JSE has rejected – are supported by documentary evidence.
Mining investment company Mantengu has hit back at the JSE after being censured last week and fined R100 000 for making what the exchange described as “speculative and unverified” claims of share price manipulation.
The allegations of share price manipulation, published on Sens by Mantengu, were not baseless, says the company.
