With annual revenue of R30bn, a net profit of more than R1.3bn and a market cap of R14.6bn, Super Group ranks as one of SA’s most successful, internationally diversified multifaceted transport groups. It is a far cry from the Super Group that Peter Mountford encountered when he stepped in as CEO in July 2009. Mountford,
Super Group subsidiary, VSc Solutions, has proudly received one of the coveted Spar ‘Supplier of the Year’ awards for a solution that improved driver safety and fleet efficiency. “Our service to our customers is very dependent on the quality of the service delivered by our fleet,” says Trevor Currie, Group Logistics Executive of SPAR. “Not
Super Group is proud to announce that the group has been ranked in 9th place overall in theTop 100 Most BEE Empowered Companies on the JSE as published in IOL Business Report.What makes this accolade even more impressive is that Super Group achieved this ranking under the new Amended Codes of Good Practice whereas many of
Super Group had secured its first entry into East Africa through a new contract signed with the Kenyan government, the company said at its financial results presentation for the year to June on Monday.CEO Peter Mountford said the group would provide vehicles to its clients, with potential for related contracts. The group reported an 8
Super Group concluded five strategic acquisitions and a further two acquisitions post year – end Johannesburg, 28 August 2017 – Super Group, a leading transport logistics and mobility group, reported a solid set of results for the year ended 30 June 2017 despite many challenging and competitive trading conditions being experienced by the majority of the
Beyond smart trucks, the next evolution of Internet of Things(IoT) logistics will see the entire supply chain linked with connected things. From driverless vehicles to the Internet of Things(IoT), the interconnection of everyday objects via the Internet, the global telematics market is exploding in connectivity and growth.Trucking is no stranger to this sort of change;
Super Group’s partnership with Rays of Hope, a community-based non-profit organisation(NPO) that operates in Alexandra Township, reached a new level with the official handover of two Toyota Quantum vehicles at the company’s head office yesterday. Sihle Mooi, Rays of Hope’s Executive Director, said that the availability of such vehicles is of significant value to the
Super Group, a leading transport logistics and mobility group, is pleased to report, that in an unscheduled review, Standard & Poor’s (“S&P”) reaffirmed Super Group’s ‘zaA +’ long-term rating and maintained its ‘zaA – 1’ short-term rating on the Group. The unscheduled review follows the downgrade of South Africa’s Sovereign Rating on 3 April 2017
Super Group, a leading transport logistics and mobility group, reported an excellent set of results for the six months ended 31 December 2016 if the prior and current periods’ once-off events are excluded.In the previous comparable period the earnings included acquisition costs of R88,8 million and a once-off foreign exchange profit of R101,3 million on
Super Group substantially outperformed the South African economy in the six months to December, despite overall growth in the country falling to its lowest level in seven years. The results were boosted by revenues from German, Australian and UK acquisitions.Turnover rose 15 % to R14bn; operating profit soared 17.4 % to R1bn, while core headline