Business Day TV discusses the retailer’s results with Truworths CEO Michael Mark
17 February 2022 - 21:02
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A Truworths store in Illovo, Johannesburg. Picture: FREDDY MAVUNDA
Truworths says its profitability has recovered to pre-pandemic levels. The retailer posted a 32% increase in headline earnings per share, and says its performance comes despite dealing with headwinds such as load-shedding, civil unrest and supply chain disruptions.
Business Day TV discussed the results with CEO Michael Mark.
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Business Day TV discusses the retailer’s results with Truworths CEO Michael Mark
Truworths says its profitability has recovered to pre-pandemic levels. The retailer posted a 32% increase in headline earnings per share, and says its performance comes despite dealing with headwinds such as load-shedding, civil unrest and supply chain disruptions.
Business Day TV discussed the results with CEO Michael Mark.
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