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In FY23, Pepkor provided 4 100 learnerships, contributing 28% of all W&R SETA sector learnerships for 2023. We also invested R62 million in solar PV projects, taking the total installed solar capacity in the group to 6 MWp. Read more
Pepkor is a South African-based investment and holding company focused on the discount and value consumer retail and fintech markets. The majority of operations are in South Africa, and operations extend to other African countries and Brazil.
Sep 30, 2023 · Pepkor has the largest retail store footprint in southern Africa. With 5 900 stores operating across nine African countries and in Brazil, our businesses include many of the most trusted brands on the continent.
By joining Pepkor, you become part of a family that values what you do as we aim to “Build a Better Business” for our customers, employees, communities, suppliers and environment.
Pepkor has the largest retail store footprint across 10 Southern African countries. With more than 5 200 stores. | What we stand for Pepkor’s understanding of, and strong relationships with...
Pepkor is a South African based investment holding company with retail interests in Africa (where it trades in eleven countries), Australia and Eastern Europe. The group, established in 1965, manages a portfolio of retail chains focused on the value market and selling predominantly clothing, footwear and textiles.
Apr 28, 2021 · South African retailer Pepkor Holdings (PPHJ.J) said on Wednesday half-year earnings were expected to rise by at least 20%, supported by growth at its discount clothing business and a reduction...
1 day ago · Pepkor has produced decent interim results considering the brutal retail environment, with future gains expected from its high-growth fintech division and good potential in Brazilian operations
May 23, 2024 · Pepkor Holdings is a retail chain company. Its retail segments include clothing and general merchandise, building materials, fintech, and furniture, appliances, and electronics.
May 29, 2024 · Pepkor, the South African company behind the PEP and Ackermans discount clothing brands, plans to make its womenswear stores more upmarket to tap mid-to-upper income shoppers as it seeks a bigger share of the adult wear market.
