Pick n Pay sees narrower interim loss

South African retailer Pick n Pay has withdrawn its restructuring consultation process after reaching a labor agreement. The company also forecasted a narrower first-half headline loss per share.

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A shopper browses for items at a branch of the retailer Pick n Pay at a mall in Windhoek, Namibia, March 2, 2025. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko

South Africa's Pick n Pay dropped a labor restructuring plan on Thursday while forecasting a 25% to 35% narrowing in its interim headline loss per share. The grocer is executing a multi-year turnaround to improve product offerings, cut costs, and close underperforming stores. The strategic pivot comes as discount chain Boxer boosts trading margins across the retail group.

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