2018 Integrated Report Now Released

Super Group’s 2018 Integrated Report for the year ended 30 June 2018 has been distributed to shareholders and is now available to view or download on the Super Group website. The 2018 Integrated Report is available to browse online in an interactive format for quick and easy navigation as well as a separate PDF download.An abridged version

Notice of AGM

Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting(“AGM”) of shareholders of Super Group, in respect of the year ended 30 June 2018,  will be held at the registered office of the company,  27 Impala Road,  Chislehurston,  Sandton,  on Tuesday, 27 November 2018 at 09:00. Shareholders or their proxies may participate in the meeting by

Super Group sets sights on local acquisitions

Transport logistics and mobility company Super Group is eyeing a number of acquisitions in SA, CEO Peter Mountford said on Monday.ow growth rates to persist,” he said. Speaking after the release of the company’s results for the year to June, Mountford said he is surprised at the acquisition opportunities that have become available in SA.

2018 Final Results

Super Group achieves record final results in a tough global environment Super Group, a leading transport logistics and mobility group,today reported a record set of results for the year ended 30 June 2018.This was mainly attributable to the excellent performance of the commodities businesses within Supply Chain Africa, good contributions from the acquired businesses, and

Good revenue growth for Super Group

Super Group says it had good revenue growth throughout the company in the six months to end – December 2017,pushing aside political uncertainty and adverse trading conditions in Africa, Europe and the UK. Australian economic conditions were stable, with good growth in certain industries, the supply chain management company said.Meanwhile, the results reflected the benefits

2018 Interim Results

Super Group, a leading transport logistics and mobility group, reported a satisfactory set of results for the six months ended 31 December 2017.Peter Mountford, Group CEO, said: “We continue to experience challenging trading conditions with high levels of competition across most of our operations, globally and locally.Political uncertainty regarding the outcome of Brexit and the

Lack of skilled technology operators threatens logistics profitability

The logistics industry is geared to quickly hire operational skills like pickers, packers, and drivers based on seasonal scalability, but in a highly competitive environment, this isn’t enough to ensure business profitability and happy customers. “A shortage of specialised skills that operate the technology optimising distribution of goods to customers is threatening even the best