• Pick n Pay reiterated its previously announced target to reach break-even profit at its Pick n Pay segment within a stated timeframe.
• The outlook depends on completing turnaround actions, including the ongoing Section 189A labor consultation process tied to proposed terms changes.
• For the 20 weeks to July 19, 2026, group turnover rose 2.7% with 2.5% like-for-like growth; online turnover jumped 37.5%.
• Pick n Pay SA like-for-like sales grew 1.9% with turnover down 0.4% due to store closures or conversions; Boxer turnover rose 7.2%.

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