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Welcome to Ghost Wrap, your regular update on the most interesting company news in the South African market.
In this episode of Ghost Wrap, I focused on the recent updates from four clothing retail groups:
The Foschini Group got the market excited about the sector, with strong growth in the local business and encouraging commentary on margins - but the offshore businesses have suffered.
Mr Price also put in promising revenue growth and has a positive gross margin story to tell, with the base effect making a big difference here.
Truworths has struggled in the local business (admittedly vs. a high base), with the UK-based business shooting the lights out - especially when translated to rands.
Pepkor is a perfect example of why credit sales are important for local retailers, with cash sales growth being hard to come by.
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Ghost Wrap is your regular update on the most interesting company news in the South African market.
This episode covers:
Clicks and Dis-Chem as the dynamic duo in arguably the most appealing retail model.
The Foschini Group's latest acquisition in the UK, proving once more that the group...
Published 10/28/24
Ghost Wrap is your regular update on the most interesting company news in the South African market.
This episode covers:
Nampak and a pretty heroic turnaround for the balance sheet.
Spar's troubles, including Switzerland as what could easily be the next major headache.
Metair's balance sheet...
Published 10/02/24