Pick n Pay reported its headline loss per share improved 14.6% to a loss of 52.58c for FY26. Turnover increased 3.4% on a comparable 52 week basis to R120.3bn, while trading profit declined -4.2% to R1.69bn. Pick n Pay supermarkets like for like sales improved 3.9%, while Boxer delivered strong turnover growth of 12.3%. The retailer pushed out its Pick n Pay segment break-even target to FY29 from FY28 and completed a R4.7bn Boxer share sale post year end.
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