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  1. Article · Oct 2, 2026 · Nompilo Zulu

    Crowded car market in SA faces survival test as new brands pile in (opens the original)

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    The increasingly crowded new-vehicle market could face a shake-up as established manufacturers and a growing number of new entrants compete for a market that Hyundai South Africa CEO Stanley Anderson says can only sustain a limited number of players. Anderson told Business Day on Wednesday the rapid entry of new brands, particularly from Asia, would eventually test whether all of them could build sustainable businesses in the country. “This market is only so big and can only sustain so many bran

  2. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Nompilo Zulu

    NEWS ANALYSIS | Woolworths CEO faces 5-year test for R51m share payout (opens the original)

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    New Woolworths CEO Sam Ngumeni has about five years before he retires to show that rebuilding the group around its food business can lift the retailer’s share price, earnings and returns. Executive directors retire at 63, according to the group’s latest annual report, which puts the end of Ngumeni’s runway around 2031, the same date by which his award is tested. If his food bet delivers, he unlocks a share award valued at R51m on top of his R17m in guaranteed pay. Woolworth’s is one of the JSE’s

  3. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Nompilo Zulu

    Fast-food market grows strongly as competition over value heats up (opens the original)

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    The fast-food market is growing strongly, but established chains are facing increasing competition for consumers’ meal spend from supermarkets, forecourts and smaller food businesses. According to market researcher Trade Intelligence, the quick-service restaurant (QSR) market was valued at R45.5bn in 2025, an increase of 11.4% from the previous year, its “Ready-to-Eat Food Report 2026/27” says. QSRs, which include takeaway and fast-food outlets, were the largest and fastest-growing segment of So

  4. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Nompilo Zulu

    Fast-food chains are growing but so are rivals for your lunch money (opens the original)

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    The fast-food market is growing strongly, but established chains are facing increasing competition for consumers’ meal spend from supermarkets, forecourts and smaller food businesses. According to market researcher Trade Intelligence, the quick-service restaurant (QSR) market was valued at R45.5bn in 2025, an increase of 11.4% from the previous year, its “Ready-to-Eat Food Report 2026/27” says. QSRs, which include takeaway and fast-food outlets, were the largest and fastest-growing segment of So

  5. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Nompilo Zulu

    Clicks boosts ARC stake in beauty push (opens the original)

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    Retailer Clicks is taking control of premium beauty retailer ARC Store as it increases its exposure to a market it values at more than R6bn a year. The group said on Monday it will increase its stake in ARC to 61% after agreeing to acquire a further 35.3% from the retailer’s founding shareholders for R507m. The transaction, which is subject to approval by the competition authorities, is set to give Clicks a controlling stake in ARC, taking its shareholding from 25.7% to 61%. Clicks first investe

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