Hosken Consolidated Investments is a South African holding company built by a trade union and a former unionist. It owns pieces of businesses most South Africans touch daily: television, casinos, buses, coal, and property. Full nameHosken Consolidated Investments Ltd Tickers / exchangeHCI / JSE (Johannesburg Stock Exchange) Headquarters76 Regent Road, Cape Town, South Africa SectorIndustrials — Conglomerates Employees3,613 (2026) Market valueR11.67 billion (US$11.67 billion) Yearly salesR24.17 billion (US$24.17 billion) Net profitR2.54 billion (US$2.54 billion) Net margin10.5% Return on equity8.9% Price-to-earnings4.8 Dividend yield0.01% Websitehci.co.za What it is HCI is an investment …
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