09/09/2025
Everyone’s written Pick n Pay off.
“Too much debt. Loss making. Losing market share. Old management missteps.”
And yes, all of that is true.
But here’s the thing…
At today’s share price, the entire Pick n Pay store network (prime locations, national reach, decades of brand equity) is effectively being valued at zero.
Read that again: Zero.
Boxer, in which P*K owns the majority, is worth more than the whole group. The Clothing division adds meaningful value. And new management is making tough, necessary calls.
So here’s the uncomfortable question:
Are investors so scarred by the past that they’re ignoring the optionality in the future?
Ex*****on risk is high, no doubt. But if the core PnP business even modestly improves, what happens to the share price from here?
Sometimes, the most interesting opportunities are hiding in plain sight.