Woolworths earnings slide 24% as consumer strain weighs on results

The report highlighted that recent regulatory reforms have significantly reduced costs.

JSE-listed retailer Woolworths reported a 6.8% rise in turnover and concession sales to R81 billion for the 52 weeks ended 30 June 2025, it announced in a Sens statement on Wednesday.

Headline earnings per share dropped 23.9% to 268.1 cents amid subdued consumer sentiment and weak discretionary spending.

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