Pick n Pay’s turnaround is taking shape as the retailer reports a year of recovery after solving its debt challenges and driving a like for like sales recovery in its core Pick n Pay supermarkets. Source: Pick n Pay delivers on first year of multi-year recovery plan
Pick n Pay delivers early momentum on its turnaround plan Source: Pick n Pay delivers early momentum on its turnaround plan
Pick n Pay Group CEO Sean Summers has appointed his senior leadership team Source: Pick n Pay appoints new head of retail, restructures exec team
Pick n Pay, one of South Africa's leading retailers, has launched an exciting initiative to reward their Smart Shoppers by randomly selecting one winner from every store nationwide every day until 18 June 2023 to win their entire shopping for free. Source: Pick n pay to pay for 17,000 customers’ shopping baskets [...]
With South Africans’ finances hampered by high inflation, many will be turning to house brand (white label) goods to help spread their budget. Source: Shopping price war 2023: Woolworths vs Checkers vs Pick n Pay vs Spar vs Food Lovers
South Africa’s retailers have only a handful of months to prepare for the next peak trading season which includes the busy shopping time over Black Friday and the festive season Source:Here are the changes you can expect from your local retailer
The rate of inflation is above central bank targets in virtually every major developed and emerging market economy Source:Here’s what R100 could buy you in 1980 vs today
Supermarket giant Pick n Pay has implemented many failed turnaround plans in the past decade and longer. But new CEO, Pieter Boone, has unveiled his new initiatives Source: How Pieter Boone’s plans to return Pick n Pay to its former glory
Pick n Pay delivers resilient performance with solid turnover growth, despite civil unrest Source: Pick n Pay delivers resilient performance with solid turnover growth, despite civil unrest
Pick n Pay says that some of its stores have been impacted by looting and violence in parts of Gauteng and KZN Source: Pick n Pay and Woolworths on how looting will impact shoppers in South Africa
