Shoprite share price chart
About Shoprite
Shoprite Holdings is Africa's largest food retailer, running Shoprite, Checkers, Checkers Hyper, Usave and the Sixty60 delivery service. Its Checkers Sixty60 app has made it a leader in on-demand grocery in South Africa.
| Detail | |
|---|---|
| JSE code | JSE: SHP |
| Sector | Food retail |
| Currency | Rand (the JSE quotes shares in cents: 12,345c = R123.45) |
| Trading hours | 09:00–16:50 SAST continuous trading, then a closing auction to about 17:00, Monday to Friday |
What moves the Shoprite share price?
- Market-share gains versus Pick n Pay, Boxer, Spar and Woolworths.
- Food inflation and consumer spending.
- Sixty60 growth and costs.
- Load-shedding and diesel costs (when power cuts return).
How to buy Shoprite 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 Shoprite 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 Shoprite's JSE code?
Shoprite trades on the JSE under the code SHP, often written "JSE: SHP" or "SHP:SJ".
Why is the Shoprite price shown in cents?
The JSE quotes share prices in South African cents (ZAc). Divide by 100 to get rand.