Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files stored on your device by a website. They can help maintain sessions, remember preferences, support security and measure website use.

Similar technologies include browser local storage, pixels and other identifiers. These technologies may store information or transmit technical data even when they do not use a traditional cookie.

Website servers and infrastructure may also process IP addresses and request logs without placing cookies on your device.

The following explains common categories. It does not mean that every category is currently used on this website.

• Essential: Technologies needed for a requested feature, session management or proportionate website security.
• Preferences: Technologies that remember choices or interface settings. Their necessity depends on the feature and purpose.
• Analytics: Technologies used to understand traffic and visitor behaviour. These are distinct from basic page delivery and security logging.
• Marketing: Technologies used for advertising measurement, audience profiling or remarketing.

The technologies present depend on the website features, hosting configuration and third-party services enabled at the time of your visit.

Where consent is required for a particular technology or processing purpose, it must be obtained before that processing begins. Continuing to browse this website does not, by itself, constitute consent to optional tracking.

If a cookie preference tool is provided, you can use it to accept, reject or change the optional categories available. Where processing relies on consent, you may withdraw that consent.

A preference tool may not be displayed where optional technologies are not enabled. The absence of a banner is not, by itself, proof that a website uses no cookies.

Describing a cookie as “essential” does not remove obligations concerning lawful processing, transparency, security or appropriate retention of personal information.

Most browsers allow you to inspect, block and delete cookies and other stored website data. Consult your browser’s privacy settings or help documentation for instructions.

Deleting stored data may remove saved preferences. Blocking cookies needed for a particular feature may prevent that feature from working correctly.

Browser cookie controls do not necessarily prevent all tracking, server logging or processing by external services.

Our division and enquiry links may take you to CBU Engineering’s website. Cookies and other technologies used there are covered by that website’s policies. Holdings cookie preferences do not automatically control cookies on a different website.

Similarly, following a map or other external link takes you to a service governed by its own privacy and cookie practices.

If embedded media, analytics, anti-spam or other third-party tools are enabled on Holdings, they may process technical information or use browser storage. Their purposes and any required choices must be reflected in the website’s notices and controls.

Session cookies are generally removed when a browser session ends, although browser session-restoration features may affect this behaviour.

Persistent cookies remain until their expiry date or until deleted. Other browser storage may remain until cleared by the website or the visitor.

Actual names, providers, purposes and expiry periods depend on the technologies enabled. The categories described above are not a verified cookie inventory.

Where cookie identifiers, technical information or browsing data identify or can be linked to a person, their processing is subject to applicable data-protection requirements, including POPIA.

Our Privacy Policy explains processing purposes, sharing, overseas processing, retention and privacy rights.

CBU Holdings (Pty) Ltd may update this policy when website features, providers or processing practices change. The updated date identifies this version.

For privacy contact details, see our Privacy Policy. Written enquiries may also be delivered to 60 Inry St, Springbok, 8240, Northern Cape, South Africa, marked “For the attention of the Information Officer”.