Usually, companies that sell everyday items — like food and drinks — have an advantage here. These are called fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies. They sell items that are a part of our daily lives. So they sell every day. In Botswana, examples include Sefalana Holdings and Choppies Enterprise and CA Sales Because of
How Will Your Retail Shares Survive the Price Increases?
When prices start going up, especially in the second half of the year, many investors worry about how this will affect companies they own shares in. The key question is: Can these companies raise their prices without losing customers?
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