South African tycoon Pieter Engelbrecht pockets $2.6-million salary from Shoprite
Since assuming the mantle of CEO in January 2017, Engelbrecht has led Shoprite to impressive financial milestones.
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Since assuming the mantle of CEO in January 2017, Engelbrecht has led Shoprite to impressive financial milestones.
De Bruyn’s 2022 compensation package comprises a secure base pay of $323,500 and a performance-based short-term incentive of $260,000.
Their prowess has not only caught the attention of Western retailers seeking new avenues for growth but has also steered the course of Africa’s retail evolution.
Wiese’s 11.63-percent stake in Shoprite is worth $952 million, cementing his position as one of the leading investors on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
Maseko’s appointment to the Shoprite Holdings board solidifies his position as one of South Africa’s leading business leaders.
Over the past 118 days, Wiese’s stake in Shoprite has suffered a significant decline.
Shoprite Holdings is Africa’s largest supermarket group.
Wiese owns an 11.63-percent stake in the company.
Wiese owns 11.58 percent of the company, valued at over $860 million.
Wiese owns an 11.58-percent stake in Shoprite.
The trust will directly benefit the group’s South African employees.
The move comes nearly three weeks after it received approval from a Cape Town high court to pay the investors.
The increase in the value of his stake can be attributed to sustained investor interest in the retail behemoth.
The retailer’s market capitalization on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange is $7.8 billion.
Earlier, the group’s core business, Supermarkets RSA, reported an 11.6-percent increase in sales in Q1 2021.
Shoprite will pay shareholders a final dividend of $141.1 million from its profit for the 2021 financial year.