Articles about Stephen Van Coller

Three board members step down from EOH

The company announces the resignations of Andrew Mthembu, Fatima Newman and Bharti Harie from the board of directors.

EOH revenue drops as CEO Van Coller bids farewell

The IT services firm experiences a marginal reduction in revenue for the six-month period ended 31 January 2024.

EOH to pay SARS R112m over tax dispute

The company resolves a long-running pay-as-you-earn tax dispute between its subsidiary Abantu and the South African Revenue Service.

EOH appoints Andrew Mthembu as interim CEO

The executive chairman will assume the role of interim CEO for a period of up to six months, or until a new CEO is appointed.

Stephen van Coller to step down after years of fixing EOH

EOH group CEO Stephen van Coller asks the board not to consider an extension of his role beyond 31 March 2024, at which time he will officially retire.

Megan Pydigadu resigns as EOH finance director

Having committed to close out the 2023 year-end audit, Megan Pydigadu will remain at EOH until 31 October.

EOH now ‘normal business’ after troubled four years

The JSE-listed technology services firm makes a profit after years of battling corruption scandals, unprofitable legacy contracts and huge debt burdens.

EOH concludes rights offer, raises R500m

The capital provides the group with a fit-for-purpose capital structure and allows it to focus on growth.

EOH issues final rights offer to BEE partner Lebashe

The debt-ridden firm issues final terms of its rights offer and its specific issue of shares to its strategic investment partner.

EOH’s iOCO business scores lucrative deals

The systems integrator bags some profitable contracts, as the parent company puts behind its troubled past with dodgy public sector tenders.

EOH gains Top Employer status by building empowering workplace

The EOH Group received Top Employer certification from the Top Employers Institute, which recognises excellence in people practices.

EOH gets shareholder backing to raise R600m

Shareholders unanimously vote in support of the capital-raising exercise through a rights issue.