Le Roux currently holds an 11.36 percent stake in Capitec Bank, amounting to 13,193,193 shares. The leading retail banking giant recently faced sanctions from the South African Reserve Bank (SARB), which imposed a R56.25 million ($2.97 million) fine for breaching provisions of the Financial Intelligence Centre Act (FIC Act). Despite the penalties, Capitec has demonstrated cooperation by implementing remedial measures to address compliance deficiencies and strengthen its anti-money laundering (AML) framework, underscoring its commitment to regulatory standards. Over the past 26 days, Capitec Bank's shares on the JSE have dropped by 7.42 percent, falling from R3,134.34 ($168.19) on January 1 to R2,901.92 ($155.72). This decline has reduced the bank's market value to $18 million, causing notable losses for shareholders. Capitec shares slide amid market volatility The drop has hit Le Roux hard, with his stake in Capitec losing R3.07 billion ($164.54 million) in value since the year began.