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The Bulb World list with Shoprite South Africa

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February 24, 2022
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– To supply 1300 stores beginning 1st June 2022


Botswana’s homegrown LED light manufacturing company, the Bulb World continues to grow in its expansion in Southern  African market as it has got a deal to supply Shoprite stores in South Africa.The company on the new deal with Shoprite expected to begin on 1st June 2022 will be listing its A60 range, which is the normal household light and the whole range comprises of 14 lines.On average, The Bulb World according to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Ketshephaone Jacob will on average supply stores with 3 boxes amounting to R1587.000, each box containing 50 lights.“This will be to 1300 stores. The expansion into South Africa is going well, we have so far managed to list and supply several stores in the north east market  to name a few, Batho CC wholesalers, Best Build, Best Buy Hyper, Lite N Stile,” said The Bulb World CEO on their expansion progress in SA.

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