Proving ‘local is lekker’, Pick n Pay Clothing reported a 21% increase in sales last year by gaining market share across several women, men and childrenswear categories. Over two years ...

Pick n Pay Clothing went from strength to strength, with 15.3% sales growth from standalone stores. The Group opened 58 new clothing stores, more than double the number in FY22. Pick n Pay ...

Pick n Pay also aimed to ensure its Online, Boxer and Clothing growth drivers continued to deliver. Summers had appointed a Group Executive of six members, with a strong mix of experience and energy.

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Summers is a Pick n Pay stalwart, having worked for the company from 1974 to 2007 before re-joining the company in 2023. He was named the managing director in 1996 and took over as CEO from ...

Pick n Pay's two largest distribution centres in KwaZulu-Natal were looted of all stock and suffered considerable damage to infrastructure. ADVERTISEMENT. The group's liquor business lost a further 55 ...

Amid a “disappointing trade performance from Pick n Pay supermarkets, increased inventory levels and strategic” investments, Pick n Pay’s net debt grew from R3.8bn on August 27, 2023 to R7 ...

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The lowest-paid CEO in grocery retail is Marek Masojada, CEO of Boxer, with R5.6 million, while the highest-paid is Sean Summers (pictured), CEO of Pick n Pay, with R24.9 million.