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Clicks Group

Retail & HealthcareSouth Africa

Clicks Group is a leading South African health, beauty, and wellness retailer and pharmaceutical wholesaler operating a network of stores and pharmacies.

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Clicks Group at a glance

Clicks Group is a retail & healthcare company headquartered in South Africa. Xcout tracks 9 named people at Clicks Group, including Bertina Engelbrecht (Chief executive officer).

Industry
Retail & Healthcare
Headquarters
South Africa

Clicks Group leadership

  • Bertina EngelbrechtChief executive officer
  • Gordon TraillChief financial officer
  • Mfundiso NjekeNon-executive chairman
  • A N R Richard InskipNon-executive director
  • Bertie Van SittertNon-executive director
  • Christine RamonNon-executive director

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