Public Investment Corporation 'keeping an eye' whil...

Audited financial statements for Ayo Technology Solutions were released just before Christmas last year, announcing exciting new investments in cutting-edge technology ventures.
A close reading, however, reveals new aspects of Iqbal Survé’s empire and how it is keeping afloat. The R4.3-billion in pension fund money that the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) controversially invested in Ayo three years ago is being steadily dispersed across his existing businesses and to shareholders – before the PIC can close in on him.
amaBhungane has in the past revealed the wave of transactions where Ayo, which is listed on the JSE, has used some of this PIC money to do deals that directly and indirectly benefit Survé’s family holding company, Sekunjalo Investment Holdings, and his associates at the expense of the PIC and other shareholders.

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