Business Day TV speaks to Shoprite CEO Pieter Engelbrecht
08 March 2022 - 20:37
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Shoprite: New stores have increased the group’s footprint. Picture: Jeremy Glyn
Shoprite has managed to deliver double digit sales and profit growth during its half-year, despite the impact of the July’s unrest. The retailer opened 62 new stores during the period, which helped boost sales by 10% while profit grew 25%. Business Day TV unpacked the performance with CEO Pieter Engelbrecht.
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Business Day TV speaks to Shoprite CEO Pieter Engelbrecht
Shoprite has managed to deliver double digit sales and profit growth during its half-year, despite the impact of the July’s unrest. The retailer opened 62 new stores during the period, which helped boost sales by 10% while profit grew 25%. Business Day TV unpacked the performance with CEO Pieter Engelbrecht.
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