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CA Sales Holdings CAA.JO · ZAc

Consumer Discretionary · JSE · 🇿🇦 South Africa

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About CA Sales Holdings

Its shares trade on JSE under the ticker CAA.JO. It has been listed since 9 November 2017. In the fiscal year to 31 December 2025, it reported revenue of ZAR 12.81bn and net income of ZAR 691.3m. At that date it held total assets of ZAR 6.31bn and shareholders' equity of ZAR 3.70bn.

CA Sales Holdings (Pty) Ltd engages in the distribution of fast moving consumer goods. The company is headquartered in Sandton, Gauteng. The company went IPO on 2017-11-09. The firm specializes in fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) service businesses operating across Southern Africa that offer route-to-market services. The company provides an end-to-end offering outside of South Africa, including warehousing, in-store execution, transport and logistics, sales, merchandising, technology, and data services, shopper marketing, brand strategy development, point-of-sale, retail training, as well as select debtor services. The firm operates in eight Southern African countries, namely Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Within South Africa, the focus is primarily on merchandising, in-store execution, sales, technology, and data services, shopper marketing, brand strategy development, point-of-sale, and retail training for the brand owners. Its subsidiaries include Wutow Trading (Pty) Ltd, Diverse Distribution (Pty) Ltd, and CAS Marketing (Pty) Ltd.

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Company facts

Sector
Consumer Discretionary
Industry
Distributors
Listed since
9 Nov 2017
Employees
13,506

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Mr. Johan HoltzhausenIndependent Non-Executive Chairman of the BoardZAR 628,000
  • Mr. Duncan LewisChief Executive Officer, Executive Director, since 2019ZAR 16.2m
  • Mr. Frans ReichertChief Financial Officer, Executive DirectorZAR 10.1m
  • Ms. Bernadien NaudeCompany Secretary
  • Mr. Elias MasilelaLead Independent Non-Executive DirectorZAR 443,000
  • Mr. Frans BritzIndependent Non-Executive Director, since 2019ZAR 360,000
  • Mr. Leon CronjeIndependent Non-Executive DirectorZAR 304,000
  • Mr. Blackie MaroleIndependent Non-Executive DirectorZAR 304,000
  • Ms. Bridgitte MathewsIndependent Non-Executive DirectorZAR 407,000
  • Ms. Shiellah MoakofiIndependent Non-Executive DirectorZAR 303,000
  • Mr. Badal PatelIndependent Non-Executive DirectorZAR 351,000

Environmental, social and governance

Scores out of 100, from our data supplier

ESG
Overall
45
Environment
39
Social
33
Governance
64
Direct emissions (scope 1)
14,388 t
Energy emissions (scope 2)
4,233 t
Women in the workforce
39%
Carbon reduction policy
No
Human rights policy
No

SWOT analysis

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Strengths

  • CA Sales Holdings employs 13,506 full-time employees across Southern Africa.
  • The company operates in eight Southern African countries including South Africa and Zimbabwe.
  • CA Sales Holdings provides end-to-end FMCG distribution services with route-to-market solutions.

Weaknesses

  • CA Sales Holdings has no subsidiaries outside Southern Africa for international expansion.
  • The company's focus on Southern Africa limits its global market reach.
  • CA Sales Holdings' business model relies heavily on FMCG distribution without diversification.

Opportunities

  • CA Sales Holdings can expand into new FMCG markets within Southern Africa.
  • The firm can leverage technology and data services to enhance its distribution network.
  • CA Sales Holdings may grow through partnerships with brand owners in Southern Africa.

Threats

  • CA Sales Holdings faces competition from local distributors in Southern Africa.
  • Economic instability in countries like Zimbabwe poses a risk to operations.
  • Political changes in Southern African nations could disrupt business activities.

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