All Financial Results articles – Page 160
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NewsThe Kay Group profits fall as tobacco and petrol gets tougher
Kay warned he did not expect to see an uplift in performance in next year’s results
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NewsTesco £85m investor compensation scheme opens
The scheme, agreed by the supermarket with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in March this year, will cost Tesco an estimated £85m
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NewsCarlsberg bottom line growth compensates for volume slump
A worse than expected sales volume slump was accompanied by stronger than forecast progress on the bottom line
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NewsCastle Dairies returns to double-digit growth
Welsh butter producer returns to double-digit growth as investment in its factory pays off and exports to Europe rise
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NewsAsda Q2 results: what the analysts say
How have the experts responded to the first sales increase since 2014?
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NewsAsda posts first sales growth since 2014
Second quarter sales were up 1.8%, fuelled by a successful Easter trading period
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NewsCarlsberg sees soaring sales for non-alcoholic & craft beers
Volumes across the brewer’s craft portfolio were up 25% over H1 2017
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NewsYoung’s Seafood third quarter sales rise on contract wins
Young’s Seafood delivered double-digit third quarter sales growth after winning new contracts and growing sales in both frozen and chilled goods.
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NewsCity snapshot: Price rises drive Carlsberg's 2% first half sales growth
Carlsberg has reported a 2% rise in first half organic sales despite a fall in beer volumes as higher prices supported its overall sales. Plus the pound slides to close to an eight year low against the euro after yesterday’s CPI figures and all the latest news from the City.
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NewsMoy Park continues growth as profits slump at troubled JBS
Moy Park has increased revenues in the second quarter, but profits slumped 80% at its beleaguered Brazilian parent company JBS, which put the Northern Irish poultry processor up for sale earlier this year to raise money to pay off growing debts.
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NewsAmplify works on Tyrrells recovery as UK sales slump
The US owner of upmarket crisp brand Tyrrells has cut SKUs and axed private-label contracts
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NewsKetchup sales in the red as Heinz family faves lose favour
Newly filed accounts from the US group’s UK subsidiary HJ Heinz Foods UK show a 16.3% collapse in annual sales to £708.9m.
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NewsCoca-Cola Zero Sugar growth boosts first half sales at CCEP
Comparable sales at GB and European Coke bottler Coca-Cola European Partners were up 5% in the first half on strong revenue and volume growth across its major territories.
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NewsRaisio’s first half sales slump on UK confectionery troubles
Comparable sales have dropped 17.3% in the first half at Finish food group Raisio as the falling pound and difficulties in its UK confectionery business hit trading.
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NewsTyrrells owner Amplify lowers earnings forecast on UK and US market headwinds
Amplify Snack Brands grew sales by more than two-thirds to break the $100m dollar barrier in its second quarter, but the Tyrrells owner warned full-year growth will be slower than previously forecast due to market headwinds in the US and UK.
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NewsKraft Heinz quarterly sales slide again as bottom line improves
Kraft Heinz (KHC) reported another increase in quarterly earnings, but the 3G Capital-owned group shows little sign of addressing its falling sales.
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NewsCity snapshot: Karro Food Group sales surge past £500m ahead of CapVest deal
Karro Food Group has posted a jump in full year sales and profits, cementing its turnaround in the run up to the £180m takeover by CapVest in March. Plus, Kraft Heinz’ second quarter sales slide again, fashion sales slump on the high street and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
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NewsCost savings drive Kellogg’s profit improvement as sales continue to slide
Kellogg’s has posted a 6.9% rise in comparable second quarter operating profit despite another slump in net sales.
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NewsFruit Bowl kids' snacking brand falls into the red
Revenues in the nine months to 30 September 2016 declined to £9m, compared with £13.9m in year ended 31 December 2015
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NewsKarro looks to build on turnaround under CapVest ownership
Underlying profits at Karro Food Group jumped another 9% in 2016 as the pork supplier added £67m to its top line