Proving ‘local is lekker’, Pick n Pay Clothing reported a 21% increase in sales last year by gaining market share across several women, men and childrenswear categories. Over two years ...

Because the restrictions meant that Pick n Pay could not sell higher-margin goods like liquor, clothing and general merchandise at one point or another during the ongoing lockdown, the retailers ...

“We are very happy with our balance between clicks and bricks,” said Summers. Pick n Pay Clothing delivered 11.6% growth from standalone stores in FY25 and reported market share gain ...

Pick n Pay Clothing and Online businesses, and unlocking value for shareholders,” it said. Pick n Pay’s on-demand grocery service has grown substantially in recent years. It reported online ...

Pick n Pay has launched a new app that consolidates its on-demand delivery service, Smart Shopper loyalty program, and value-added services into a single, next-generation platform, marking a ...

Pick n Pay expects improvement in its financial metrics, but the group warns that its core Pick n Pay grocery business will likely continue posting losses in the future. In its 2024 financial year ...

While Pick n Pay’s traditional stores are still under pressure, the group is seeing significant growth in other parts of the business, including in digital and clothing. Pick n Pay Clothing saw ...

JOHANNESBURG, May 26 (Reuters) - South African grocery group Pick n Pay (PIKJ.J), opens new tab on Monday reported a narrower full-year loss before tax, reflecting a lower trading loss in its core ...

“We are very happy with our balance between clicks and bricks,” Summers said. Pick n Pay Clothing delivered 11.6% growth from standalone stores in the new financial year and reported market ...

the owner of Greenworld Chemical Services and Supplies Clothing manufacturer: Toni Teixeira, the owner of T.T. Agencies. Pick n Pay said its Enterprise and Supplier Development initiatives were ...

Last year, Pick n Pay launched an initial public offering for its Boxer brand through which it made a cool R8.5 billion. At the time, we said we were curious how this injection would affect the ...

(Bloomberg) -- South African retailers are opening too many new stores, putting their financial viability at risk, according to Pick n Pay Stores Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Sean Summers.