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The purchase [of Massmart] will lower prices without hurting local suppliers
Massmart and Walmart gave their competitors more grey hairs with the launch of their third extended price-cut promotion...
Walmart’s entry into South Africa would be good for consumer prices, research has shown...
Massmart is een van net 22 uit meer as 100 maatskappye wat as beste presteerders aangewys is...
Easton Walmart opens first public station for use by drivers of plug-in electric vehicles...
Company says Mr Mthunzi will have R100million to develop South African manufacturers, farmers and small enterprise suppliers...
Massmart has appointed Mncane Mthunzi, the CEO of the Consumer Goods Council of SA. as it's executive for supplier development with effect from September 1...
Massmart saw growth of 11.7 percent in sales over 52 weeks to june 26 as volumes increased, the company said in an update released on the JSE news...
Should the Competition Tribunal approve the acquisition of 51% of Massmart by Wal-Mart, the US group intends asking Mark Lamberti to remain on as independent non-executive chairman.
The planned purchase of 51% of Massmart by US retail giant Walmart has its supporters and detractors. The Massmart chief executive explains why he thinks the deal is a good idea.
Circular to the holders of Massmart ordinary shares, Massmart “A” preference shares and Massmart “B” preference shares relating to…
The South Gauteng High Court, Johannesburg ("Court") issued in the above matter on 7 December 2010, this notice serves to convene a meeting ("scheme meeting") of all the ordinary shareholders.
Growing urbanisation drives the demand for consumer goods.
IS LITTLE-KNOWN Cambridge food - a new supermarket chain in the Massmart stable - set to become a beachhead for Walmart's assault on South Africa's food retail sector.
South Africa might not be invited to the Bric party, but it looks like we are welcome in Uncle Sam's club.
Robert Quarshie asked Massmart CEO Grant Pattison about Walmart's R34bn buy-out offer while Sharda Naidoo spoke to Walmart's executive vice-president, Africa and UK Andy Bond.
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