Pick n Pay published a trading statement for the 52 weeks ended 25 February 2024, revealing online sales growth of 74.4%.
“The plan is primarily focused on turning around the Pick n Pay Supermarkets business, while reinforcing the Group’s strategic initiatives in the high growth Boxer, Pick n Pay Clothing and Online businesses, and unlocking value for shareholders,” said Pick n Pay. At the same time, it announced plans to integrate with Takealot’s Mr D app, which it said would significantly increase its grocery delivery userbase.in October 2022, letting customers access the on-demand delivery service through a dedicated tab on the Mr D app.
“Its improved functionality means customers can easily navigate the vast selection of products and place orders with just a few taps,” said Vincent Viviers, Pick n Pay’s omnichannel executive.Pick n Pay’s trading statement for the 52 weeks ended 25 February 2024 also revealed that the retailer’s sales growth remained relatively stagnant.