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Pick n Pay FY diluted HEPS seen at 109.61c vs 95.19c
Food retailer Pick n Pay (PIK) expects its full-year diluted headline earnings per share (HEPS) to increase to 109.61c from 95.19c in the previous comparable period‚ in the year ended 2 March 2014‚ the company said in a statement on Friday. The company's results are set to be released on 15 April. Source: I-Net Bridge
