Summary

An established franchised supermarket is now available for purchase. This well-known brand operates from a prime location with strong foot traffic and a loyal customer base. Key Highlights: Prime location with consistent foot traffic Recognised franchise brand Fully operational with all equipment included Experienced staff in place Strong, loyal customer base Proven track record of steady turnover

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Fully describe the business's activities?

The business consists of a Supermarket and bottle store.

This is a family business, and they have managers that open and close the store on daily bases. The owner is however in the store daily to ensure orders and operations.

How does the business operate on a daily basis?

They open the store every day for the bakers, with a later opening time for the public. They Bake bread, cook food, prepare meat and pack shelves daily.

What Advertising/Marketing is carried out?

Most advertising is done by the Franchisor on TV and radio as well as Facebook and other media.

What competition exists?

There are other franchised supermarkets in the area

Give a breakdown of staff/ functions/ length of service?

Managers x 3
Supervisors x 2
Cashiers x 11
Admin x 2
Bakers x 4
Butchery x 4
Kitchen x 5
Deli x11
Fruit and Veg x1
Cleaners x1

Do any have management potential?

This business has competent mangers in place.

How involved is the Owner in running the business?

Owners are at the store daily.

When does the current lease end?

May 2026

What are the trading hours?

Supermarket hours are 6am to 8pm daily

Bottle Store hours are Monday to Friday 09:00 to 20:00, Saturday 08:00 to 20:00 and Sunday 09:00 to 15:30

What are the main assets of the business?

Bakery equipment, Refrigeration, Butchery equipment, POS System, Back office, Generator and shelving plus counters.

Strengths?

Prime, accessible location — Situated at a major Centurion route, giving it strong daily traffic and convenience for commuters.

Established community presence — The store has “served its customers for decades,” indicating strong brand loyalty and deep local familiarity.

Strong fresh departments — The bakery, fresh produce, butchery, and hot food sections are highlighted as key attractions and daily destinations, which differentiates the store from discount competitors.

Extended trading hours — Open daily as well as public holidays, supporting convenience-driven shoppers.

National promotions — Access to national specials and rewards programme enhances price competitiveness and customer retention.

Weaknesses?

Potential cost pressures — The franchise model often results in higher operating costs compared to independent grocers or discount chains, which can affect pricing flexibility

Opportunities?

Growing Centurion residential density — New developments and increased middle‑income households create demand for convenience retail and fresh food offerings.

Expansion of ready‑to‑eat and convenience meals — The hot food department is already a “popular daily destination”; expanding this could capture office workers and commuters.

Leveraging Rewards data — Personalised promotions and loyalty-driven engagement can increase basket size and repeat visits.

Partnerships with local suppliers — The decentralised model allows stores to stock local products, which can differentiate the Centurion branch from national chains.

Online shopping growth — Strengthening adoption in Centurion could capture customers shifting to delivery and click‑and‑collect.

Threats?

High competition in Centurion — The area has strong competitors, all competing on price, quality, and convenience.

Economic pressure on consumers — Rising food inflation and fuel costs push shoppers toward discount formats, potentially reducing their share of wallet.

Shifts in consumer behaviour — More customers are moving to online grocery platforms with aggressive delivery models, which may erode foot traffic their own digital adoption is slow