WATCH: Pick n Pay bags profit rise, but off a low base
Business Day TV speaks to Lerena Olivier, CFO of Pick n Pay
18 October 2022 - 21:14
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Pick n Pay has bagged a 52.7% rise in profit after tax for the 26 weeks to end-August, but the increase comes off a low base as the prior periods performance was hampered by riots in KwaZulu-Natal and restrictions on liquor sales. To unpack the dynamics, Business Day TV spoke to Lerena Olivier, CFO of Pick n Pay.
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WATCH: Pick n Pay bags profit rise, but off a low base
Business Day TV speaks to Lerena Olivier, CFO of Pick n Pay
Pick n Pay has bagged a 52.7% rise in profit after tax for the 26 weeks to end-August, but the increase comes off a low base as the prior periods performance was hampered by riots in KwaZulu-Natal and restrictions on liquor sales. To unpack the dynamics, Business Day TV spoke to Lerena Olivier, CFO of Pick n Pay.
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