SPOS Group launches in South Africa

MEDIA RELEASE 27 July 2010

SPOS Group launches in South Africa
SPOS Group, a leading provider of marketing at retail solutions in Australia and New Zealand, launched a range of products at the weekend's Africa's Big Seven Expo 2010 in Johannesburg.

Africa's Big Seven Expo 2010 presents the various stages and technologies required to move produce from the field through to the processing, packaging, marketing and retail sales phases.

SPOS launched its products in association with Hold-it, the largest point-of-purchase manufacturer and distributor in South Africa.

SPOS CEO David Evans, who attended Africa's Big Seven Expo, said the African market presents great opportunities for the retail industry.

"Africa is a market of 725 million consumers with great economic prospects. It presents excellent business opportunities for SPOS. We're thrilled to introduce our products here in partnership with Hold-it which has a reputation for providing high quality products and excellent service," Evans said.

The SPOS products launched at Africa's Big Seven Expo included the anti-sweep hook, the razor blade unit, the automatic product mover, the high profile unit, SPOS' shelf management systems and the roller slider.

SPOS Group is a leading provider of marketing at retail solutions in Australia and New Zealand, creating and supplying effective point-of-sale materials designed to enhance the overall appearance of the products in-store and ultimately stimulate sales.

SPOS Group includes three companies: SPOS Retail, Propel Interactive and icandy Creative.

More information about SPOS Group is available by calling 1800 263 988.

Released for SPOS Group by Dennis Rutzou Public Relations (www.drpr.com.au)
For further information please call Kim Larochelle on (02) 9413 4244.

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