29 Aug Shoprite’s plans for growth in face of tough, tight times
In an effort to gear up growth, Shoprite wants to move to smaller stores, closer to where its customers are.
In an effort to gear up growth, Shoprite wants to move to smaller stores, closer to where its customers are.
The surge in Pick n Pay’s share price and sales suggests that the retailer is returning to its former glory days. Brasher, the Brit who was appointed in 2013 as Pick n Pay CEO, has led the retailer’s spectacular recovery. However, the market wonders if Brasher will remain in the hot seat for another few years to see through the full recovery.
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Shoprite Holdings, the largest retailer in Africa, said this week in announcing its annual results, that it plans to continue an ambitious expansion drive - 104 new stores by June 2014, including several outside its home market - despite missing earning expectations which an unapologetic...