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Species

Nyala

Nyala fetched R5,6 million at South Africa’s top-end wildlife auctions in 2026, 1,0% of all wildlife value, across 243 animals in 107 lots.

Top-end value
R5,6 m
1,0% of wildlife value
Average an animal
R23 008
Median R17 000
Ewes
R16 868
140 animals, median R14 000
Bulls
R34 406
90 animals, median R28 000

The price spread

Every nyala lot sold at the top-end auctions, by price per animal. The brown tick is the median animal. Hover over a dot for the lot.

Show the numbers
GroupAnimalsMedianAverageLowestHighest
Ewes140R14 000R16 868R7 500R39 000
Bulls90R28 000R34 406R6 000R250 000
Mixed or not stated13R8 500R10 231R8 500R13 000
The chart holds 107 lots. The scale grows by steps of ten, so the most expensive animals do not hide what most animals sold for. Price per animal is the lot price over the animals charged. Calves at foot are not counted.

Top lots

Live against timed

Average an animal at the top-end auctions.

  • LiveR24 118
  • TimedR20 829
Animals: 161 live and 82 timed.

2025 against 2026

Average an animal on all Wildswinkel wildlife auctions, same method both years.

  • 2025R23 885
  • 2026R27 570
Up 15,4% on 2025. Animals: 148 in 2025 and 122 in 2026.

In the wider market

At the other and smaller auctions: R10,4 million across 745 animals, an average of R13 907 an animal (median R11 000).

Figures cover every top-end auction, Bona Bona Wildlife’s live lots included. Hammer prices, excluding VAT. Source: Wildlife Season Report 2026 data as published here.

Cite this page Wildlife Season Report 2026, season data portal: Nyala. thetenth.auction/season/2026/species/nyala (data analysed in October 2026).