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    TFG leadership cashes out as clothing sales slow

    July 27, 2023
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    Anthony Thunström - Foschini Group CEO
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    Directors at TFG sold a collective R6.9 million worth of shares in July.

    1. Director share sales can sometimes indicate the company is facing challenges and the share price may drop.
    2. TFG’s HR director sold R2.3 million worth of shares on July 11.
    3. The CFO sold R1.8 million worth of shares on July 13.
    4. A group director sold nearly R2.9 million worth of shares on July 18 and 19.
    5. Clothing sales across South Africa are slowing for retailers, including at TFG.
    6. Consumers have less disposable income due to high inflation, interest rates and cost of living.
    7. Competition is increasing from players like Pick n Pay, Edgars, Shoprite, and Shein.
    8. TFG’s revenue growth has recently come from acquisitions, which it is not currently seeking.
    9. TFG’s UK and Australian businesses are unlikely to repeat their record FY2023 performances.
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