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Breaking: Pick n Pay To Exit Nigerian Market After Selling 51% Stake

Adejuyigbe FrancisBy Adejuyigbe FrancisOctober 28, 2024 Business No Comments1 Min Read
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Pick n Pay To Exit Nigerian Market After Selling 51% Stake.

South African retail giant Pick n Pay is set to withdraw from Nigeria, following the sale of its 51% stake in its Nigerian joint venture. Pick n Pay initially entered Nigeria cautiously in 2021, hoping to expand its African presence. The decision to enter the Nigerian market was based on the nation’s high population and economic growth potential, and the retailer partnered with AG Leventis to tailor its offerings to Nigerian consumers. The company’s strategy focused on neighbourhood-style stores, prioritising accessibility to better meet local needs.

 

However, economic challenges, including high inflation, infrastructure concerns, and shifting market demands, have made sustaining operations increasingly difficult. Other South African retailers, like Shoprite and Mr Price, have also exited Nigeria in recent years due to similar hurdles. Though Pick n Pay has not disclosed specific reasons for the decision, the complex business environment and rising costs are likely contributing factors.





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