Murray & Roberts Holdings
MUR — the desk view.
Murray & Roberts Holdings (MUR) is listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and trades in ZAR (R). The sector is not yet verified in the current source set. Current market capitalisation stands at R489.50M. Data on Mansa Markets refreshes every 30 minutes during JSE trading hours (09:00–16:50 Johannesburg).
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Frequently asked.
What is the MUR share price today?+
Murray & Roberts Holdings trades at R1.10 on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. Prices refresh every 30 minutes during JSE trading hours.
What is Murray & Roberts Holdings's market capitalisation?+
R489.50M on the JSE, a small cap listing.
Does MUR pay dividends?+
No dividend rows are on record for this listing in our data set yet.
How can I buy MUR shares?+
Through any licensed stockbroker in South Africa. Mansa Markets maintains a directory of stockbrokers so you can compare fees and account types before you open an account.
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Murray & Roberts Holdings (MUR) — Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Murray & Roberts Holdings (MUR) share price today?
Murray & Roberts Holdings (MUR) trades at R1.10 on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, as of 19 August 2026. Prices are quoted in ZAR.
What is Murray & Roberts Holdings's market capitalisation?
Murray & Roberts Holdings has a market capitalisation of R489.50M (ZAR) on the JSE, as of 19 August 2026.
How can I buy Murray & Roberts Holdings (MUR) shares in South Africa?
You need a brokerage account (your shares are held at Strate through the broker's nominee), opened online in a day with EasyEquities (no minimum, fractional shares), through your bank (Standard Bank OST, FNB Shares) or a full-service broker; you need your ID, proof of address and SARS tax number. Fund it by EFT or instant payment, then place a buy order for MUR during JSE trading hours (09:00–16:50 local time), ideally with a limit price. Expect from about 0.25 percent per trade on low-cost platforms; dividends attract 20 percent dividends tax unless held in a tax-free savings account. Trades settle T+3, after which the shares sit in your account in your own name.