South African tycoon Christo Wiese gains $48.8 million from stake in Africa’s largest retailer, Shoprite
The increase in the value of his stake can be attributed to sustained investor interest in the retail behemoth.
The increase in the value of his stake can be attributed to sustained investor interest in the retail behemoth.
The deal will conclude on Feb. 4 through the acquisition of shares from Kinea Private Equity and the Caselli family.
Pepco Group is a fast-growing, multi-format, pan-European discount variety retailer.
The retail behemoth was founded in 1964 by German billionaire Bruno Ewald Steinhoff.
Founded in 1964, Steinhoff operates retailing activities in more than 30 countries.
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The former chairman of the Johannesburg-based retailer purchased 20,000 single stock futures contracts.
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Shoprite will pay shareholders a final dividend of $141.1 million from its profit for the 2021 financial year.
In 2014, Wiese sold Pepkor to Steinhoff in exchange for about 20 percent of Steinhoff’s issued shares.
Renewed buying interest in the shares of the retail giant led to a double-digit increase in its share price.
The loss in market value is linked to Shoprite’s share price dropping on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.