RMH CEO Brian Roberts resigns

RMB Holdings (RMH) CEO and financial director Brian Roberts has resigned from these positions with effect from Monday, 25 May 2026, and will serve one calendar month’s notice.

Roberts’s departure coincides with the planned resignation of RMH’s current non-executive directors, who have indicated they will step down once the mandatory offer closes on Friday, 29 May 2026.

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Shareholders are scheduled to elect a new board at a meeting on the same day.

RMH said the reconstituted board intends appointing a new CEO and financial director, following the closure of the offer and the appointment of new non-executive directors.

The management changes come as RMH concludes its monetisation strategy, centred on the AttBid mandatory offer and the disposal of its underlying Integer investments.

In interim results for the six months ended 31 March 2026, RMH reported a profit after tax of R16 million, down from R20 million a year earlier.

At headline level, however, the group remained loss-making, posting a headline loss of R3 million compared with a R2 million headline loss in the comparable period. Headline loss per share widened to 0.2 cents from 0.1 cents.

RMH will remain invested in the property sector through its investment in Atterbury.

The outcome of the mandatory offer may influence RMH’s longer‑term strategic positioning, including its potential delisting.

“Any such decision will be subject to the outcome of the mandatory offer process and shareholder approvals, where required,” it says.