How Pepkor put Steinhoff hangover behind it
For four years, Steinhoff has been something of a millstone around Pepkor’s neck. But a razor-sharp focus on business has allowed the company not just to survive, but to thrive — even if analysts still treat it with caution
21 April 2022 - 05:00
For a group that prefers low-key to the spotlight and prides itself on making life easier for the ordinary man, Pepkor has spent a helluva lot of time recently in high-octane legal wrangles.
There’s no disguising that Pepkor is a juggernaut. As the largest nongrocery retailer in SA, it clocks up R77.3bn in sales from its low-cost discount stores. ..
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