Pick N Pay Stores Ltd
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Intrinsic Value
The intrinsic value of Pick N Pay Stores Ltd (PIK) under the Base Case is 3 947.5 Zac per share. Compared with the current market price of 2 530 Zac, the stock appears Undervalued by 36% .
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Fundamental Analysis
What Pick N Pay Stores Does
Pick n Pay Stores Ltd is a South African food and general merchandise retailer. It sells everyday essentials such as groceries, fresh food, household items, clothing, and fuel-related convenience products through its own supermarkets, hypermarkets, smaller neighborhood stores, and online channels. The company mainly serves household shoppers who want a nearby place to buy routine purchases at competitive prices.
- Headquarters
- South Africa ZA
- Employees
- 90 000
- IPO date
- Jul 1, 1992
Pick N Pay Stores has no economic moat
Customers can buy similar groceries from competing chains and change where they shop without giving up much. Pick n Pay’s familiar name does not make its everyday products distinct enough to command a lasting premium, and the market has several competing supermarket groups.
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Earnings Waterfall
Pick N Pay Stores Ltd
The intrinsic value for Pick N Pay Stores Ltd (PIK) under the Base Case is 3 947.5 Zac.
Compared with the current market price of 2 530 Zac, the stock appears Undervalued by 36% .