Takealot Group’s profitable logistics arm targets new revenue streams beyond its own platforms, as online retail continues expanding.
Kerry Janse van Rensburg plans to boost Pick n Pay’s digital channels and improve the customer experience.
The new in-app “Get it Now” option offers near-instant delivery through Mr D in parts of Cape Town, Johannesburg and Pretoria.
SA’s biggest online shopping site sees a 14% increase in customers from last year, reaching 4.8 million active shoppers.
The new e-hailing management policy seeks to guide how e-hailing and scooter delivery services operate within Johannesburg.
Retailer Spar and food delivery app Uber Eats are preparing to list over 800 additional stores nationwide on the platform.
The app integrates its on-demand delivery service, loyalty programme and value-added services into one platform.
The local food delivery service aims to be in more than 60% of SA’s 532 townships this year, reveals CEO Freddy Mahhumane.
The internet giant increases its e-commerce adjusted earnings before interest and taxes by five times, to $169 million, during the first half of its financial year.
Takealot Group boosts investment in its online fashion retailer, to modify its business model amid rising competition from Chinese multinational e-tailers
While Pick n Pay reports slower financial performance for the year ended 25 February, its online business delivers sales growth of 74.4%.
The TakealotMORE subscription service, similar to Amazon Prime, offers fast, free delivery and collect options on Takealot.
Top business technology news | 10 - 15 October 2022
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