South Africa's biggest grocery retailer Shoprite Holdings said on Tuesday it is selling its operations in Ghana and Malawi, marking another step towards consolidation of its activities across Africa to focus more on its home market.

The brand anticipates a rise of 9.4% to 19.4% in headline EPS from continuing operations for the 52 weeks ended 29 June 2025.

South African supermarket store Shoprite is selling its operations in Ghana and Malawi. The move, announced by the retailer on Tuesday, is part of the chain’s efforts to focus on its home market. The planned sales follow the retailer’s exits from DR Congo,

Retail giant Shoprite is set to exit the Ghanaian market after operating in the country for over 20 years. The South African-based company has confirmed that it has received a binding offer to sell off its operations in Ghana,

The planned sales follow exits from Nigeria, Kenya, Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda and Madagascar. Shoprite had also restricted capital allocations to its supermarkets outside South Africa.

South African retail giant Shoprite Holdings is making a decisive retreat from another pair of African markets, announcing plans to exit Ghana and Malawi as part of its ongoing recalibration outside its home base.