Murray & Roberts stock enters a new phase after delisting
Published on 09/29/2026 at 08:10 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Murray & Roberts stock enters a new phase after the company was delisted, while the business rescue of Murray & Roberts Limited continues to shape the investment case. Quartr lists the group as delisted and identifies the rescue process as the central corporate development.
Rescue plan sets the framework
Murray & Roberts Limited was placed into business rescue on November 22, 2024, after severe liquidity constraints and the inability to refinance ZAR 409 million of debt or secure a working-capital facility, according to Quartr.
The rescue plan was approved on April 8, 2025. Its stated structure involves selling the main assets of Murray & Roberts Limited to repay secured creditors, while the summary says shareholders are not expected to receive proceeds from that process.
Historical losses quantify the pressure
In H1 2025, loss before interest and tax from continuing operations reached ZAR 646 million, compared with ZAR 1 million in H1 2024, according to Quartr. The comparison shows a deterioration of ZAR 645 million over the period.
Discontinued operations generated ZAR 4.6 billion of revenue in H1 2025, down from ZAR 6.7 billion in H1 2024. The same summary reports a ZAR 960 million loss before interest and tax, compared with a ZAR 63 million profit in the prior-year period.
Delisting changes the stock case
The company profile describes Murray & Roberts Holdings as an engineering and construction group with activities spanning mining, power, industrial, water, energy, resources and infrastructure. Investing.com identifies the Johannesburg Stock Exchange as the trading venue and MURJ as the stock symbol in its historical listing data.
Murray & Roberts Holdings at a glance
- Company: Murray & Roberts Holdings Limited
- Ticker: MURJ
- Trading venue: Johannesburg Stock Exchange
- Sector / Industry: Industrials / Engineering and Construction
