The CitizenHilton Tarrant · 27 October 2026 at 09:25Read the full story on The CitizenMany PnP stores remain far too large for purpose
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MoneywebA look at whether Pick n Pay’s turnaround is gaining traction or relying on Boxer’s performance, and the growing risks to equities as bonds and stocks diverge.
MoneywebMany remain far too large for purpose.
News24 BusinessFranchising will remain key to Pick n Pay’s strategy, but it will become a smaller component, with CEO Sean Summers saying as much as 75% of its supermarket network could eventually be company-owned.
MoneywebSean Summers, Pick n Pay’s group CEO, unpacks the progress of the retailer’s turnaround strategy, the Section 189 process and tough trading conditions.
MoneywebWe review market movements with Private Client Holdings, unpack Pick n Pay’s interim results, explore NEV trends with FNB, discuss 2027 medical aid options with Bonitas, and examine the financial pressures facing the sandwich generation with JustMoney.
MoneywebSean Summers, uitvoerende hoof van Pick n Pay, gesels oor die groep se finansiële resultate.