SOUTH AFRICA – Choppies Group has offloaded its South Africa stores and distribution centres to King Investments following the launch of open bids for its 88 stores in October to settle its outstanding debt. In […]
SOUTH AFRICA – Choppies Enterprise has opened bids for its 88 stores in South Africa to settle its outstanding debt until the 28th of this month to expedite the sale process. In August the Botswana […]
KENYA – Botswana based retailer, Choppies supermarket has closed its third outlet in Nanyuki, following its prior closure of its Kiambu and Bungoma outlets this year as the firm experienced stock outs amid static fixed […]
KENYA – Botswana headquarters retailer, Choppies Supermarkets, has closed one of its outlet in Kenya, despite the retailers ambitious expansion plan in the rapid growing retail sector. The Bungoma unit in Western Kenya was closed […]
KENYA – The Botswana retailer and supermarket Choppies has unveiled plans to invest US$3 million in it’s a new regional expansion strategy with two stores in Kenya and another one in Tanzania this year, reports […]
SOUTH AFRICA – The Botswana based grocery retailer, Choppies Enterprises Ltd has started operations in Mozambique and Namibia, as it looks forward to expand its footprint into the rest of Africa. According to Business Day, […]
KENYA – Botswana’s Choppies plans to open between 20 and 25 branches in Kenya, as it races to take advantage of the market gap created by woes facing Nakumatt and Uchumi. The retailer, which is largely a budget store […]
SOUTH AFRICA – Botswana-based Choppies may be a well-established grocery retail chain in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa, but the company has found the going tough in SA.
BOTSWANA – Choppies Enterprises, hurt by a commodity-price slump that has led to customers in mining towns being fired, plans to expand its number of stores in southern Africa by almost 25% over the next two years as it seeks to lure business in different locations.
BOTSWANA – Choppies Enterprises, hurt by a commodity-price slump that has led to customers in mining towns being fired, plans to expand its number of stores in southern Africa by almost 25% over the next two years as it seeks to lure business in different locations.
