Boxer Retail (JSE: BOX)
Last traded- Open
- R81.41
- Prev Close
- R82.05
- Day High
- R83.72
- Day Low
- R81.41
Key statistics
| Market cap | R37.8B |
|---|---|
| P/E | 24.5 |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | 1.70% |
| 52W high | R89.53 |
| 52W low | R0.67 |
| Volume | 554K |
| Listed | N/A |
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What the community is sayingBullish
Investors are pleased with Boxer Retail Limited (BOX) closing at R81.98 with a strong green day showing positive price movement.
Summarized from 3 posts · updated nightly
@tebusekete1004 good move. what price did you land it at?
@phezamichelle319 nice one. How long are you planning to hold, or just seeing where it goes?
BOX at 77.72 is trading at a meaningful discount to Shoprite on a forward P/E basis, though the dividend yield story is less compelling given the retail margin pressure across the sector. The question is whether Boxer's cost discipline and fastrack format can deliver the earnings
BOX trading at 78.43 with a dividend yield hovering around 4.5% makes it reasonably attractive for income, but the real question is whether same-store sales can stabilize as consumers tighten further. The balance sheet is solid enough to weather a downturn, though margin pressure
BOX up 0.60% to R84.46 but still trading at a discount to Shoprite on valuation grounds, which makes sense given the margin compression retailers are facing. The dividend yield here is more attractive than peers though, so if you're after income from retail exposure this isn't th
Box sitting at R83.50 and you're basically betting on whether they can compete when Shoprite and Spar have way more scale. Margins in food retail are brutal, pharma side keeps them breathing but it's not enough to move the needle if grocery keeps getting squeezed.
BOX still sitting pretty at R83.50 but retail cycle is brutal right now. Pharma side keeping them afloat when food margins get squeezed, but that's not enough if load-shedding keeps hammering foot traffic. Long term only works if they can hold shelf space against Shoprite and Pick n Pay without bleeding cash on the grocery side.