Boxer Retail share price today (JSE: BOX)

The latest Boxer Retail share price on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, in rand, with the daily move, 52-week range and chart. Prices are delayed by at least 15 minutes.

Live data · page reviewed 18 October 2026
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Boxer Retail share price chart

About Boxer Retail

Boxer is a discount grocery chain focused on lower-income consumers, mainly in KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape and expanding nationally. It listed on the JSE in November 2024 when Pick n Pay sold a majority stake to recapitalise itself; Pick n Pay remains a large shareholder.

Detail
JSE codeJSE: BOX
SectorFood retail
CurrencyRand (the JSE quotes shares in cents: 12,345c = R123.45)
Trading hours09:00–16:50 SAST continuous trading, then a closing auction to about 17:00, Monday to Friday

What moves the Boxer Retail share price?

  • Store roll-out pace and like-for-like sales growth.
  • Low-income consumer spending, including SASSA grants.
  • Margins versus Shoprite's Usave and other discounters.
  • Any further sell-down by Pick n Pay.

How to buy Boxer Retail shares in South Africa

You can buy JSE shares through any stockbroker or investing app, including bank share-trading platforms and low-cost apps. You can also hold them in a tax-free savings account (TFSA) if your provider allows direct shares. Check brokerage, the minimum order and annual custody fees, and remember that share prices can fall as well as rise. Dividends from SA companies are subject to 20% dividends withholding tax.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Boxer Retail share price today?

The delayed price in rand is shown at the top of this page, updated every 15 minutes during JSE trading hours (09:00–17:00 SAST on weekdays).

What is Boxer Retail's JSE code?

Boxer Retail trades on the JSE under the code BOX, often written "JSE: BOX" or "BOX:SJ".

Why is the Boxer Retail price shown in cents?

The JSE quotes share prices in South African cents (ZAc). Divide by 100 to get rand.