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Graham O’Connor. Picture: FINANCIAL MAIL
Graham O’Connor. Picture: FINANCIAL MAIL

Consumers were drawn to convenience stores during the most stringent levels of lockdown and this helped Spar lift annual turnover by almost 14%.

However, the ban on alcohol and liquor sales for the better part of the lockdown weighed on profit.

Business Day TV spoke to Spar CEO Graham O’Connor about the retailer’s performance.

Spar CEO Graham O'Connor talks to Business Day TV about the retailer's annual financial performance

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