Retail Sales through Convenience Stores and Gas Stations in South Africa Projected to Grow Steadily through 2021

A new report offering analysis on the retail sales of convenience stores and gas stations market in South Africa has been added to the comprehensive repository of Market Research Hub (MRH). The report titled “Retail Sales of Convenience Stores (Including Independents) and Gas Stations in South Africa: Market Size, Growth and Forecast to 2021” analyzes historical trends from 2011 to 2016 and forecasts future growth and market size from 2017 to 2021. The study comprises comprehensive statistics for various market aspects and product segments including food, grocery, electrical, beauty & health, home and others.

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The report offers macroeconomic analysis on the retail sales generated from convenience stores and gas stations in South Africa. The advanced financial services and business service sectors in the country have favored foreign direct investment. On account of strategic location of the country as an entryway to other countries, South Africa also gains significantly through sea-route trade. However, the uncertainty and instability of the government in South Africa can have an impeding impact on market growth.

 According to the report, convenience stores (including independents) and gas stations are food and grocery stores with nearly 300 square meters of area and specialize in limited range of products primarily for consumers looking for convenience. The report shares statistics for retail outlet sales that are attached to gas stations, kiosks and newsstands. The report offers an overview of the convenience stores (including independents) and gas station retail sales in South Africa and includes analysis of convenience stores (including independents) and gas station market and its retail sales for various sectors. The readers will also get sector wise analysis of retail sales via convenience stores and gas stations in South Africa. The study is the result of extensive research providing 360 degree view of the market.

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The research methodology used while compiling the report is based on forecasts that focus on local trends in the economy, technology and population in South Africa. These trends are analyzed thoroughly and underlying factors are also identified. The report offers holistic insights and analysis on the key influencing factors on consumers in South Africa’s convenience stores and gas stations market. The report is valuable source of information for stakeholders looking to understand the key factors that are impacting the market. The report also offers information on the key challenges that stakeholders can encounter during the assessment period.

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