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Pick n Pay Stores Limited (Public, JNB:PIK) is a South Africa-based investment holding company. The Company, along with its subsidiaries, is engaged in retail food, clothing, general merchandise, pharmaceuticals and liquor throughout southern Africa and in New South Wales, Australia, both on an owned and franchise basis.

The Company operates in five segments: Pick n Pay, Boxer, Franklins, Score and Pick n Pay insurance cell captive. Its Franklins segment includes the retail operation, which retails food and general merchandise, in New South Wales, Australia. The Company’s retail operation in southern Africa is done under the Boxer brand.

On February 28, 2010, Pick ‘n Pay Stores Limited discontinued its Score Supermarkets Operating Limited. The Company’s subsidiaries include Carrefour (Pty) Limited, Pick n Pay (Mitchells Plain) (Pty) Limited, Pick n Pay Retailers (Pty) Limited, Pick n Pay Franchise Financing (Pty) Limited, Pick n Pay Garages (Pty) Limited and Raymond Ackerman Holdings Limited.

Address:	2 Allum Road
City:	Kensington
State:	Johannesburg
Telephone:	+27 11 856 7000
Homepage:	Link to Homepage

Financial Link:
http://www.google.com/finance?q=JNB:PIK

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Key people & contacts:

Chief Executive Officer, Executive Director

Mr Nicholas P. Badminton

Chief Finance Officer, Executive Director

Mr Dennis Gershon Cope

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Main Company:

Pick 'n Pay Holdings Limited

Agente/Representante de:

Carrefour Supermarket - Headquarters

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