Shoprite CEO pay jumps to R118m, with half of workers earning less than R7 700 a month

Author: Nick WilsonPublished on: October 10, 2026Country: South Africa

Business & Economy

Shoprite CEO pay jumps to R118m, with half of workers earning less than R7 700 a month

The Shoprite CEO's salary has increased to R118 million, while half of the company's workers earn less than R7,700 per month. These figures highlight the wage disparity within the company, amid a significant rise in executive compensation.

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