Finance and Economic Opportunities

Question by: 
Hon Nobulumko Nkondlo
Answered by: 
Hon Mireille Wenger
Question Number: 
8
Question Body: 

With regard to the Pick n Pay Market Store Project:

(a) What is the (i) total number and (ii) details of stores that have been opened from the inception to date of this project, (b)(i) what are the details of the funding for the project and (ii) how much did each funder contribute towards the project per store, (c) what are the details of the loans that each store owner took during each year of the project phase, (d) what is the total number of stores that were closed down during the course of the project and (e) how much (i) has Pick n Pay generated in revenue and profit through the Pick n Pay Market Store Project and (ii) were the monthly deductions per store?

Answer Body: 

[a]       What is the:

[i]        Total number

To date, a total of eight stores have been opened.

Please refer to written reply 8 of Written Question Paper 10 of 2022.

[ii]        Details of stores that have been opened from the inception to date of this project

Please refer to written reply 8 of Written Question Paper 10 of 2022.

[b][i]          What are the details of the funding for the project?

Please refer to written reply 8 of Written Question Paper 10 of 2022.

  1. How much did each funder contribute towards the project per store?

1. Nozinga’s Market

FUNDER

AMOUNT

NATURE OF FUNDING

DEDAT

R249 999, 60

Grant

Brimstone

R1 250 000,00

Loan

Masisizane

R767 475,49

Loan

Old Mutual

R189 207,68

Loan

Pick n Pay

R 712 626.00

Grant

2. Ndwamba Market

            FUNDER

AMOUNT

NATURE OF FUNDING

DEDAT

R241 957, 83

Grant

DEDAT

R121 000, 00

Grant

Brimstone

R 1 300 000,00

Loan

Masisizane

R 838 963,00

Loan

Old Mutual

R189 208,00

Loan

Pick n Pay

R 1 382 045,67

Grant

3. Something Nice

FUNDER

AMOUNT

NATURE OF FUNDING

DEDAT

R241 957, 83

Grant

DEDAT

R121 000, 00

Grant

Pick n Pay

R 267 681.00

Grant

Masisizane

R 1 618 239.24

Loan

NEF

R 1 242 169.68

Loan

4. Mbekweni Market

FUNDER

AMOUNT

NATURE OF FUNDING

DEDAT

R500 000, 00

Grant

DEDAT / NEF

R150 000, 00

Grant

Pick n Pay

R 974 495.00

Grant

SEFA

R 3 801 787.50

Loan

5. Thembi’s Market

FUNDER

AMOUNT

NATURE OF FUNDING

DEDAT

R500 000, 00

Grant

DEDAT / NEF

R250 000, 00

Grant

Pick n Pay

R 1 715 123.81+

Grant

Pick n Pay

R 1 715 123.81

Loan

6. Nabe Market

FUNDER

AMOUNT

NATURE OF FUNDING

DEDAT

R500 000, 00

Grant

Pick n Pay

R 575 336.00

Grant

SEFA

R4 680 470.08

Loan

7. Luzukile Market

FUNDER

AMOUNT

NATURE OF FUNDING

DEDAT

R500 000, 00

Grant

Pick n Pay

R 602 389.35

Grant

Nedbank

R1 679 610,00

Loan

Nedbank Mogale Trust

R2 519 415,00

Loan

8. Wabo’s Market

FUNDER

AMOUNT

NATURE OF FUNDING

DEDAT

R500 000, 00

Grant

Pick n Pay

R 791 952.32

Grant

Nedbank

R 5 163 587

Loan

[c]        What are the details of the loans that each store owner took during each year of the project phase?

Due consideration should be given to the Protection of Personal Information Act in the dissemination of this type of information. It is recommended that this request be made to Pick n Pay directly.

[d]        What is the total number of stores that were closed down during the course of the project?

Please refer to written reply 8 of Written Question Paper 10 of 2022.

[e]        How much [i] has Pick n Pay generated in revenue and profit through the Pick n Pay Market Store Project?

Due consideration should be given to the Protection of Personal Information Act in the dissemination of this type of information. It is recommended that this request be made to Pick n Pay directly.

[ii]        Were the monthly deductions per store?

Due consideration should be given to the Protection of Personal Information Act in the dissemination of this type of information. It is recommended that this request be made to Pick n Pay directly.

 

 

Date: 
Friday, June 3, 2022
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