The Johannesburg Stock Exchange has issued retailer Steinhof with a R 13.5-million fine, for breaching JSE-listing requirements. It says the fine includes a maximum penalty of R 7.5-million, for publishing incorrect, false and misleading financial information in its previous financial statements.

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