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A Pep store in Balfour Mall in Johannesburg. Picture: WALDO SWIEGERS
A Pep store in Balfour Mall in Johannesburg. Picture: WALDO SWIEGERS

Retailer Pepkor grew its market share during the Covid-19 pandemic as cash-strapped consumers opted for cheaper products.

Business Day TV spoke to Pepkor CEO Leon Lourens about how the group will attract customers.

Pepkor CEO Leon Lourens details how the retailer managed to gain market share during its full-year

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