According to a trading statement by Checkers parent Shoprite Holdings on Tuesday, online sales through Sixty60 rose 48 year on year in the 52 weeks to 29 June 2025.
Pick n Pay also released a trading statement on Tuesday and, in the 17 weeks to 29 June 2025, sales through asap! rose at a slower 33 year on year.
Shoprite said expanding its physical footprint and the stores from which its online services are fulfilled is key to driving its omnichannel strategy.
"The group's core business, Supermarkets RSA, achieved sales growth of 9.5, extending its unbroken market share gains to now its fifth consecutive year. As a segment it contributes 84.5 to group sales," Shoprite said in the statement.
"We continue to expand our footprint as part of our omnichannel growth strategy designed to extend our reach in adjacent categories where we are currently underrepresented."