Woolworths announces 'Woolies Dash' to take on Checkers’ wildly popular Sixty60
Woolworths is taking on Checkers’ wildly popular Sixty60 service.

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The upmarket retailer announced its new ‘home deliveries within an hour’ service – Woolies Dash – in a tweet on Monday.
EXCITING NEWS! Coming soon…WOOLIES DASH. Woolies groceries delivered fast and fresh within the hour. Watch this space 😉 pic.twitter.com/5RpXAOBacz
— Woolworths SA (@WOOLWORTHS_SA) November 23, 2020
The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviewed Evan Walker, a Portfolio Manager at 36ONE Asset Management.
Stock availability is a key issue… a logistical nightmare… a 60-minute cut-off is so important… but it comes with a lot of issues…
Evan Walker, Portfolio Manager - 36ONE Asset Management
On the Checkers app, you’re limited to 30 items per delivery… It’s not a big lead-time – 60 minutes – to get it to your door…
Evan Walker, Portfolio Manager - 36ONE Asset Management
It’s a very good offering… These South African retailers are very, very good businesses… There’s no doubt they will get it right.
Evan Walker, Portfolio Manager - 36ONE Asset Management
Information is everything…
Evan Walker, Portfolio Manager - 36ONE Asset Management
Listen to the interview in the audio below.
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