Articles about Takealot

Naspers ups consolidated e-commerce profitability

The internet giant increases its e-commerce adjusted earnings before interest and taxes by five times, to $169 million, during the first half of its financial year.

Commerce convergence becomes industry-defining trend

There is increasing familiarity, comfort and trust among local consumers and merchants with the adoption of digital payment solutions.

Naspers CEO eyes ‘deploying AI everywhere’

Fabricio Bloisi, who was appointed in May to replace Bob van Dijk, reflects on his first 100 days in the role.

Amazon’s slow start in SA ‘normal’, say retail gurus

Despite Amazon.co.za’s lack of product variety and limited advertising, the US e-tailer is forecast to become a “game-changer” in five to 10 years.

Amazon curates ‘Shop Mzansi’ storefront in SA

Shop Mzansi showcases brands from new, emerging and established South African businesses, says the e-tailer.

Amazon, Takealot accelerate strategies amid competition

Local e-commerce players Amazon.co.za and Takealot.com ramp up efforts to better compete against Chinese online retailers Temu and Shein.

Takealot sells online fashion retailer Superbalist

The strategic acquisition will support Superbalist’s ongoing growth, allowing the group to dedicate its efforts to further expanding Takealot and Mr D.

E-tailer Temu sees strong demand from SA shoppers

The Chinese multinational e-tailer sees growing demand for its products in SA, as it looks to expand its product categories.

Entrepreneur body shares Takealot’s concerns on Temu, Shein

The Institute of Chartered Entrepreneurs supports Takealot’s call for e-commerce sector reforms to level the playing field for e-tailers.

Naspers sees e-commerce boom, rapid AI deployment

The South African internet giant posts accelerated top-line growth of 18%, with e-commerce consolidated revenue of $6.3 billion.

Takealot doubles down on expansion amid Amazon pressure

South Africa’s biggest e-tailer expands its dark stores across the country, to better fend off rivals after the recent arrival of Amazon.co.za.

TakealotMORE debuts with unlimited delivery

The TakealotMORE subscription service, similar to Amazon Prime, offers fast, free delivery and collect options on Takealot.