Super : delivers outstanding performance in tough times
Super : delivers outstanding performance in tough times With operations spanning Southern Africa, Australasia, Europe and the United Kingdom, Group revenue and normalised operating profit before capital items contributions from non-South African businesses were 51% and 53% respectively. "Super Group has resiliently weathered the global shockwaves of events such as the war in the Ukraine, global logistics and supply chain disruptions and extreme weather," explains Group CEO, Peter Mountford. "The Group has drawn on industry experience to address unique challenges and create new business opportunities. "The cumulative benefits of the Group's diversity, scale and experience translate into a significant advantage for our clients," says Mountford, "and new business wins contributed to a strong performance against a gloomy economic backdrop."
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Super Group reported an outstanding set of results for the year ended 30 June 2022 despite
extreme market volatility. Group revenue increased by 17% to R46.2 billion and EBITDA
increased by 70% to R7 billion. Operating profit before capital items increased by 44% to R3.3
billion, with the operating profit margin increasing from 5.8% to 7.1%. With operations
spanning Southern Africa, Australasia, Europe and the United Kingdom, Group revenue and
normalised operating profit before capital items contributions from non-South
African businesses were 51% and 53% respectively.
"Super Group has resiliently weathered the global shockwaves of events such as the war in
the Ukraine, global logistics and supply chain disruptions and extreme weather," explains
Group CEO, Peter Mountford. "The Group has drawn on industry experience to address
unique challenges and create new business opportunities. The outcome of these efforts is
clearly evidenced in our excellent financial results."
"The cumulative benefits of the Group's diversity, scale and experience translate into a
significant advantage for our clients," says Mountford, "and new business wins contributed to
a strong performance against a gloomy economic backdrop." The ten-month contribution of
Australasian fleet solutions provider, LeasePlan, also boosted results. "The integration of
LeasePlan into our SG Fleet business is progressing well and the combined entity is already
delivering strongly on the potential created by bringing two leading businesses together,"
expands Mountford.
Super Group continues to offer a high growth investment opportunity in innovative logistics
and mobility solutions, having grown shareholders' equity from R3.4 billion at June 2012 to
the current level of R16.9 billion - a compound growth rate of 17.4% per annum.
"On the back of this excellent performance, the Group has declared a dividend of 63 cents per
share for the year ended 30 June 2022," states Mountford.
"The lessons learnt in the toughest of times mean Super Group is well positioned to grow
stakeholder value," he concludes.
Notes to the Editor
Super Group provides leading logistics and mobility solutions across South Africa, Europe and
Australasia. Headquartered in South Africa and listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, they
partner with blue chip clients across multiple industries, across the world.
The Group's supply chain, dealerships and fleet solutions businesses offer a comprehensive range of
services, applying world class expertise and leveraging state-of-the-art technology. Working across
21 countries, 14 000 employees strive tirelessly to be the market benchmark in terms of efficiency,
customer service and innovation.