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“THE EDGARS BUSINESS STARTED SHIFTING TOO NICHE AND, ULTIMATELY, IT TOOK THE BIG-BOX RETAILER FURTHER AND FURTHER AWAY FROM THE AVERAGE SOUTH AFRICAN.”

− which closed a deal to acquire 130 of 194 Edgars stores. In an interview with Reuters he explained the plans are to reposition Edgars as a mass market brand, retailing fashion and beauty products, and to exit its homeware division. This new strategy will entail getting the right balance between private labels

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