All Finance articles – Page 584
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NewsGraham’s the Family Dairy keeps profits flat as sales fall
Sales fell by £1.43m but a series of supply deals helped keep profits flat
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NewsPayPoint completes restructuring with £26.5m sale of mobile payments arm
PayPoint has sold its mobile payments business to Volkswagen Financial Services for £26.5m in cash, putting an end to its major restructuring project.
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NewsMedia Bites 23 December: Christmas, Weetabix, Champagne, Weight Watchers, Brexit
Supermarkets are braced for their busiest day of the year today, with shoppers expected to spend almost £900m on groceries for the Christmas break.
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NewsCity snapshot: Mega-deals fuel a 'vintage' year for food & drink M&A
Despite the surprises and shocks 2016 has thrown up - notably Brexit and a Donald Trump presidency - a senior City dealmaker argues that it has been a ‘vintage’ year for food and drink M&A.
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NewsEdible Oils sales hit by deflationary pressures
The raging supermarket price war, as the supermarkets battle the discounters to win back customers, has hit sales at Edible Oils, the producer behind the Crisp n’ Dry, Mazola and Olivio brands.
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NewsEden Research commercialises natural pest killer
AIM-listed agro-tech firm Eden Research has signed an exclusive commercialisation agreement for its product, which kills worm that attack growing fruit and veg, with Taminco, a subsidiary of Eastman Chemical Company’s global crop protection division.
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NewsCook Trading battles 'shaky' start but delivers another record year
Revenues jumped 14% to £45.1m in the year to 31 March 2016 thanks to a strong finish in the last five months, including a “fantastic” performance at Christmas as shoppers sought out quality food..
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NewsPrice rises, shrinkflation and margin pressure - the year ahead
As Brexit-driven inflation begins to bites, PwC partner Stephen Oldfield examines the fallout for supermarkets and suppliers - and the opportunities and threats ahead in 2017.
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NewsMedia Bites 22 December: Sainsbury's, Brexit, Coca-Cola, Hershey
Sainsbury’s CEO Mike Coupe is in the spotlight with a lengthy interview in which he says he is taking on Aldi and M&S, and the Argos takeover will boost group profits. Coupe adds that the discounters are now on the back foot.
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NewsConsumer confidence limps higher in December
Consumer confidence have finished a rollercoaster year by rising slightly in December as shoppers look to grab goods before the inflationary storm hits next year.
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NewsDeflation hits UK sales at Princes but profits rise
Annual sales fell at UK food and drink firm Princes as the widespread supermarket price deflation hit revenues, but lower input costs helped profits to grow.
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NewsCoca-Cola pays $3.3bn for AB InBev’s stake in Coca-Cola Beverage Africa
The Coca-Cola Company has announced it has struck a deal to acquire the 54.5% stake in Coca-Cola Beverages African from AB InBev.
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NewsOppo raises £200k in third crowdfunding campaign
Sugar-free ice cream brand Oppo has raised more than £200,000 in a third crowdfunding round to continue its rapid growth.
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News2016 has been a 'vintage' year for food and drink M&A - Rothschild
Many will be pleased to see the back of 2016, but for those who operate in the world of M&A, it hasn’t been so bad, argues Rothschild head of consumer Akeel Sachak.
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NewsWyke Farms back in the black with £2.8m profit
The Somerset-based dairy company bounced back from pre-tax losses of more than £1.1m last year
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NewsCity snapshot: Bright Food reported to be readying Weetabix exit
China’s Bright Food has reportedly hired investment bank Goldman Sachs to sell UK-based breakfast cereal firm Weetabix. Plus, all the rest of today’s news from the City
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NewsMedia Bites 21 Dec: Pensions, Weetabix, CBI
Employers should be threatened with huge fines to prevent a repeat of the BHS debacle in which Sir Philip Green walked away from pension promises to 20,000 former workers, MPs say.
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NewsNew Zealand lamb importer warns of Brexit impact
One of the UK’s biggest importers of New Zealand lamb has warned it faces lower profit margins amid a tightening of supply after this year’s vote to leave the EU.
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NewsLion Capital swoops for Loungers in £137m deal
The former owner of Weetabix and Kettle Foods has snapped up bar chain Loungers from private equity firm Piper in a deal valuing the business at £137m.
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NewsSix migrant workers negotiate gangmaster compensation
“Substantial” compensation awarded after labour exploitation on a farm producing chickens