Pick n Pay Valuation Multiples

Pick n Pay Overview

About Pick n Pay

Pick N Pay Stores Ltd is a South African multiformat and multichannel retailer. The company operates in South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Mauritius, Swaziland, and Lesotho. The company offers food and groceries, clothing, general merchandise, and services across multiple store formats, both franchised and owned. The customer base is mainly represented by middle-income South African consumer. The portfolio of stores is composed of supermarkets, hypermarkets, local shops, express shops, clothing shops, liquor stores, and others.

Founded

1967

HQ

Employees

63.7K

Website

pnp.co.za

Sectors

Department StoresGeneral Merchandise

Financials (LTM)

Revenue: $8B

EBITDA: $305M

EV

$2B

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Pick n Pay Financials

Pick n Pay reported last 12-month revenue of $8B and EBITDA of $305M.

In the same LTM period, Pick n Pay generated $1B in gross profit, $305M in EBITDA, and had net loss of ($25M).

Pick n Pay P&L

In the most recent fiscal year, Pick n Pay reported revenue of $7B and EBITDA of $352M.

Pick n Pay expects next 12-month revenue of XXX and NTM EBITDA of XXX

Pick n Pay Stock Performance

Pick n Pay has current market cap of $883M, and enterprise value of $2B.

Pick n Pay's stock price is $1.21.

Pick n Pay Valuation Multiples

Pick n Pay trades at 0.2x EV/Revenue multiple, and 5.6x EV/EBITDA.

Pick n Pay Financial Valuation Multiples

As of April 19, 2026, Pick n Pay has market cap of $883M and EV of $2B.

Equity research analysts estimate Pick n Pay's 2025E EV/Revenue multiple at XXX and 2025E EV/EBITDA multiple at XXX

Pick n Pay has a P/E ratio of (35.7x).

Pick n Pay Margins & Growth Rates

Pick n Pay's revenue in the last 12 month grew by 7%.

Pick n Pay's revenue per employee in the last FY averaged $0.1M, while opex per employee averaged $0.0M for the same period.

Pick n Pay's rule of 40 is 11% (metric relevant for SaaS companies only, counted as combined revenue growth rate and EBITDA margin).

Pick n Pay's rule of X is 21% (created by Bessemer, rule of X is another metric to measure SaaS companies, ~1.5x stronger vs. the traditional Rule of 40, counted as revenue growth rate multiplied by 2.5 plus EBITDA margin).

Pick n Pay Public Comps

See public comps and valuation multiples for other Department Stores and General Merchandise comps.

Pick n Pay M&A Activity

Pick n Pay acquired XXX companies to date.

Last acquisition by Pick n Pay was on XXXXXXXX, XXXXX. Pick n Pay acquired XXXXXXXX for XXX (EV/Revenue multiple of XXX).

Pick n Pay Investment Activity

Pick n Pay invested in XXX companies to date.

Pick n Pay made its latest investment on XXXXXXXX, XXXXX. Pick n Pay invested in XXXXXXXX for XXX (EV/Revenue multiple of XXX).