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PICK n PAY ON TRACK ON EACH OF ITS SIX STRATEGIC PRIORITIES AS INVESTMENT IN THE TURNAROUND RAMPS UP

Pick n Pay today announced its results for the 52 weeks ended 1 March 2026 (FY26), reflecting steady progress in its multi-year turnaround strategy, with underlying operational improvements across the core Pick n Pay supermarket business, and another year of strong growth from Boxer.   Pick n Pay’s systematic execution across its six strategic priorities announced in 2024 is strengthening the foundation for a sustainable recovery and long-term profitability. Three priorities have largely been completed – the recapitalisation of the business, the re-establishment of leadership structures, and the reset of the store estate. The remaining priorities are focused on restoring
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SMART SHOPPER SAVING POCKETS, CHANGING LIVES

At a time when every rand counts and with loyalty usage at record levels and promotions increasingly shaping shopping decisions, Pick n Pay’s returning Smart Shopper Price Palooza campaign shows how loyalty-driven promotions can translate into real financial relief. Over the past two years, Pick n Pay’s Smart Shopper Price Palooza campaign has seen routine shopping trips aimed at maximising savings result in unexpected cash windfalls, with R100 000 given away every day during each Palooza period. The impact of these wins has extended far beyond a once-off windfall. Winners have used their R100,000 prize money to complete retirement homes,
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Feed the Nation Foundation Backs Healing Through Play at Sunshine & Smiles Festival

Cape Town, Western Cape, 7 February 2026. The Western Cape is home to hundreds of child and youth care centres, many of which face increasing pressure due to underfunding, staff burnout and the complex trauma experienced by children in their care. The Sunshine & Smiles Festival held this past weekend in Cape Town, saw a day of connection, play and emotional healing for hundreds of children from care facilities across the Western Cape. Feed the Nation Foundation (FTN), together with LED Lighting SA, Sisanda FunDaytion, and the City of Cape Town, have partnered on this annual festival, which was designed
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South Africa’s young heroes celebrated in 2025 Pick n Pay School Club Awards

School learners have been rewarded for acts of kindness, selflessness, bravery or environmental stewardship in the 2025 Pick n Pay School Club Hero Awards, reminding us that heroism is not about grand gestures, but everyday acts of character. The Hero Awards were launched 16 years ago to encourage a culture of self and social awareness in classrooms, schools and communities through acts of kindness, courage, respect and environmental stewardship among primary school learners across South Africa, and aligns with Pick n Pay’s ethos that ‘doing good is good business’. Pick n Pay School Club is one of the country’s largest
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Customers lead shift as retailers become South Africa’s preferred financial service providers

Everyday financial behaviour is changing across South Africa as traditional bank branches and ATMs continue to decline, and customers increasingly turn to retail stores to access financial services. Pick n Pay has seen this shift accelerate dramatically over the past year, with customer use of in-store banking, value-added services and digital payment solutions reaching record levels. Cash deposits at tills have increased by 60% year-on-year, while overall cash transactions have declined by nearly 10%, reflecting the rapid rise in digital payments. Crypto payments have grown more than 44% year-on-year and now exceed R1.4 million per month in transaction value. Buy-now-pay-later
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From unproductive farm to national household charcoal name

What began as a young farmer’s response to tragedy has evolved into a business that, three generations later, transforms forestry waste into premium charcoal products and creates employment in rural KwaZulu-Natal. Ignite Charcoal was founded almost 35 years ago by Willi Gevers under challenging circumstances. In his early 20s, he found himself responsible for the family farm after his father’s death in a car accident. An unsuccessful dairy operation, the surrounding land was overrun with invasive wattle plants. “While clearing invasive vegetation to restore the land my father realised the wood could be transformed into a useful, income-generating product,” said
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Gavin Rajah brings summer sophistication and affordable luxury to PnP Clothing

Affordable luxury and resort style arrive on shelves from December 1 with the launch of the Gavin Rajah x PnP Clothing Summer 2025 collaboration. Rajah has designed two complementary ranges – a limited-edition resort knit range and a linen range – that show the renowned luxury designer’s interpretation of the spirit of South African summer. Now in its sixth year, Rajah attributes the success of his collaboration with PnP Clothing to the collection being “highly covetable and aspirational”. “These collections democratise fashion – ordinarily my product is not accessible, but now people can buy these beautifully-made items once a year,”
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Pick n Pay app drives 40% year-on-year growth following major tech overhaul

Pick n Pay’s reimagined asap! delivery app is delivering impressive results, with on-demand grocery retail turnover growing 40% year-on-year in the first half of FY26, following a complete technology transformation in April. The next-generation app continues to be profitable on a fully costed basis, reflecting operational discipline and scale efficiency as the service expands across South Africa, and has driven a 131% growth in first-time buyers since launch, with 78% of these new customers originating from the revamped platform. The service now offers over 44 000 items across 620 stores nationwide, supported by more than 2 500 drivers. “The three
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PICK N PAY BRINGS ON-TREND KOREAN FOOD FLAVOURS INTO MAINSTREAM RETAIL

The rise of South Korean culture has seen its cuisine becoming a global foodie favourite, and Pick n Pay’s new range of authentic Korean food (K-Food) will help South African shoppers add Seoul to their trolley. The retailer is riding the K-wave, which has seen rising global interest in Korean dramas, movies, make-up and pop music, all of which has contributed to an interest in K-food as part of that nation’s culture. No longer confined to niche stores, more than 80 Korean products including dry goods, sauces, snacks, cold drinks, and frozen foods will be appearing on Pick n Pay
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Have a technicolour summer with Pick n Pay’s exotic watermelon varieties

Summer is here, and Pick n Pay has turned up the temperature on flavour with exciting new watermelon varieties that are as striking as they are delicious. The retailer is stocking three new seedless watermelon varieties – Honeybeam, SunnyGold and Tiger Stripe – bringing a technicolour twist to the nation’s favourite summer fruit. “Nothing says summer quite like biting into an icy cold slice of fresh watermelon, and these and juicy showstoppers with their exotic, unique colours, are ready to make every sunny moment sweeter,” said Jacqui Peacock, Business Unit Head of Produce & Horticulture at Pick n Pay. The
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