S AFRICA: Spar Group FY profits climb
By: just-food.com | 17 November 2010
South African grocery chain Spar Group has recorded an increase in full-year profits, despite a year of "slow economic recovery" and an "extremely competitive retail environment".
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South African grocery chain Spar Group has recorded an increase in full-year profits, despite a year of "slow economic recovery" and an "extremely competitive retail environment".
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