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Shoprite’s Supermarkets South African segment (which includes Shoprite, Usave, Checkers, Checkers Hyper, LiquorShop, and adjacent businesses) achieved sales of R213.5 billion for the year ended 29 June 2025
Within the Checkers banner (excluding LiquorShop), sales grew by 13.6%, adding R10.6 billion to reach R88.4 billion.
Crucially, the annual report specifically noted that, following Shoprite’s acquisition of the remaining 50% of Pingo Delivery (the partner behind Sixty60), Sixty60 delivery recoveries and Xtra Savings Plus subscription income are now included in “sale of merchandise”, rather than being reported separately in “alternative revenue”
The report also confirmed that Sixty60 is now offered via 694 stores, up from 539 in the prior period.
According to ITWeb, Sixty60’s total sales grew by 47.7% year-on-year, reaching R18.9 billion for the year ended 30 June 2025.
News24 added that Sixty60’s sales now represent almost 10% of Shoprite’s South African supermarket sales.
The results showed that Sixty60 has surpassed 100 million cumulative orders, maintaining high customer-service metrics like 94% on-time deliveries and 96.8% fulfilment.
MyBroadband noted that Sixty60 has surpassed 100 million cumulative orders, maintaining high customer-service metrics like 94% on-time deliveries and 96.8% fulfilment.
The latest results make clear just how central Sixty60 has become to Shoprite’s growth story:
R18.9 billion in sales, a 47.7% increase year on year, now flows through the app. That figure alone represents nearly one-tenth of Supermarkets RSA’s R213.5 billion turnover, according to Shoprite.
For the first time, Sixty60’s sales are reported as part of Shoprite’s core “sale of merchandise” line, underscoring that on-demand delivery is no longer an add-on but a fully integrated revenue driver.
The platform’s geographic footprint expanded to 694 stores, up from 539 a year earlier, showing rapid national scaling.
At the same time, Checkers sales rose 13.6% to R88.4 billion, mirroring Sixty60’s trajectory and demonstrating how digital convenience and in-store growth are advancing together.