The Shoprite Group has published its results for the 52 weeks ended 29^th June 2025, surpassing the R250 billion sales mark with sales growth of R20.6 billion for the period.

CEO of Shoprite, Pieter Engelbrecht, says the Group returned R16.5 billion at point-of-sale while successfully maintaining its selling price inflation at only 2.3% in its core Supermarkets RSA segment.

Shoprite and Usave recorded a sales increase of 5.9% translating to R6.5 billion in sales growth from a base of R110.1 billion with the Group managing to keep Shoprite’s pricing inflation below 2%.

Checkers recorded sales growth of 13.8%, adding R11.6 billion to reach almost R100 billion in sales while Sixty60 reported sales growth of 47.7% to measure R118.9 billion.

“We continued executing on our strategy to focus on growing the businesses that form part of our core Supermarkets RSA and in doing so, we reduced exposure in certain non-RSA regions whilst selling our furniture business to Pepkor Holdings,” says Engelbrecht.

“Looking ahead, our focus remains on developing an omnichannel retail platform to enhance our customer experience. We’ve launched new online shopping options, including the Checkers transactional website and updated Sixty60 app, extending our delivery services across other retail categories and formats.”

The Group declared a final dividend of 496 cents per ordinary share (2024: 445 cents) for the reporting period.