PICK N PAY plans to tap into growth opportunities in the rest of Africa over the long term as it announced a 4.3 percent increase in group turnover to R93.1 billion during the 52 weeks ended in February compared to a year earlier.
Delivering his final financial results presentation after 8 years at the helm, outgoing Pick n Pay chief executive Richard Brasher said that the group was planning in a measured way to explore the opportunities in Africa. READ REPORT
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