South Africa, Nov. 25 -- The group reported a 12.0% increase in revenue to R95.3bn, while operating profit increased by 13.2% to R11.1bn.

Driven by market share gains in its core retail business and a surging performance in its fintech segment, the group declared a dividend of 53.0 cents per share, up 9.2%.

Normalised headline earnings per share (HEPS) grew by 23.4% to 161.0 cents, highlighting the group's ability to generate sustainable value despite a dynamic economic landscape and while executing a number of strategic initiatives.

Pieter Erasmus, chief executive officer of Pepkor Holdings Limited, said, "We delivered record profit growth in the 2025 financial year. These results evidence the successful execution of our strategy to e...