Board of Africa’s biggest retailer, Shoprite International Limited, has announced plans to discontinue operations in Nigeria after 15 years.
This was disclosed in the company’s operational and voluntary trading update that was published this morning.
See the trading update below:
Board of Africa’s biggest retailer, Shoprite International Limited, has announced plans to discontinue operations in Nigeria after 15 years.
This was disclosed in the company’s operational and voluntary trading update that was published this morning.
See the trading update below:
Board of Africa’s biggest retailer, Shoprite International Limited, has announced plans to discontinue operations in Nigeria after 15 years.
This was disclosed in the company’s operational and voluntary trading update that was published this morning.
See the trading update below:
Board of Africa’s biggest retailer, Shoprite International Limited, has announced plans to discontinue operations in Nigeria after 15 years.
This was disclosed in the company’s operational and voluntary trading update that was published this morning.
See the trading update below:
Board of Africa’s biggest retailer, Shoprite International Limited, has announced plans to discontinue operations in Nigeria after 15 years.
This was disclosed in the company’s operational and voluntary trading update that was published this morning.
See the trading update below:
Board of Africa’s biggest retailer, Shoprite International Limited, has announced plans to discontinue operations in Nigeria after 15 years.
This was disclosed in the company’s operational and voluntary trading update that was published this morning.
See the trading update below:
Board of Africa’s biggest retailer, Shoprite International Limited, has announced plans to discontinue operations in Nigeria after 15 years.
This was disclosed in the company’s operational and voluntary trading update that was published this morning.
See the trading update below:
Board of Africa’s biggest retailer, Shoprite International Limited, has announced plans to discontinue operations in Nigeria after 15 years.
This was disclosed in the company’s operational and voluntary trading update that was published this morning.
See the trading update below:
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