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Here's a set of economic relationships between listed companies on the JSE. $SGJ.ja pays $PJAM.ja rental income at the ScotiaCentre in downtown, @CIBCFCIBJM pays rental income on the 23-27 Knutsford Boulevard Building and $MAILPAC.ja pays rental income on the Manor Plaza space. https://twitter.com/guruintraining_/status/1204778321847947264
$CPFV.ja collects rental income from $DTL.ja, $AFS.ja and $SJ.ja ATM on the Empire Shopping Plaza in Cross Roads. While $KREMI.ja's distributor is @Wisynco, $SALF.ja's distributor is $LASD.ja. $LASF.ja sells foreign exchange to $LASM.ja and $LASD.ja. $MEEG.ja manages events for
$NCBFG.ja, $MIL.ja and $RJR.ja. $SML.ja collects rental income from $GENAC.ja while $VMIL.ja's subsidiary collected an underwriting fee from $KPREIT.ja for the rights issue last year. $JAMT.ja pays $AMG.ja for their boxes while supplying their teas to $GK.ja Hilo locations.
$JSE.ja collects listing fees from each company yearly while their subsidiary collects fees for JCSD services such as dividend payments and managing the register at AGM's.
https://www.jamstockex.com/market-data/listed-companies/ Main Market Companies
https://www.jamstockex.com/market-data/listed-companies/junior-market Junior Market Companies
https://www.jamstockex.com/market-data/listed-companies/ Main Market Companies
https://www.jamstockex.com/market-data/listed-companies/junior-market Junior Market Companies
Planning on doing an article in the next 3 or so weeks mapping the greater economic relationship between listed companies and how the health of one can directly affect the other in different economic events. Forgot to mention $AMG.ja sells boxes to $SEP.ja and $WISYNCO.ja as well
