All Greencore articles – Page 3
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NewsGreencore profits rise after ‘fundamental reset’
Convenience foods specialist Greencore has posted an improvement in underlying sales and profits after “fundamental reset” of the business following its exit from the US.
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NewsGreencore acquisition and trading momentum impresses City
After its humbling retreat from the US earlier this year, the City is looking more favourably on Greencore again, encouraged by strategic acquisitions and improved trading momentum.
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NewsGreencore agrees £56m deal for Freshtime UK
Greencore has announced it has agreed to acquire Freshtime, a UK-based supplier of food-to-go-salads, chilled snacks and prepared produce.
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NewsFood to go drives 5.8% organic first quarter uplift for Greencore
Sandwich giant Greencore has posted a 5.8% rise in first quarter like for like sales.
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NewsGreencore eyes new categories amid M&A growth plans
Greencore is eyeing M&A opportunities in new categories including snacking after landing a cash windfall from the sale of its US business in October.
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NewsCity snapshot: Greencore defends £817m US business sale after City criticism
Greencore says it will be “more resilient” to Brexit after exiting the US, following the £817m sale of its US arm to Hearthside Food Solutions
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NewsGreencore: investors struggling with US investment case
Investors have struggled to understand the investment case for Greencore in the US…
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NewsCity snapshot: Greencore beats expectations despite £18.1m first half loss
Food-to-go manufacturer Greencore has suffered a “challenging” first half of the year, impacted by its struggling US business, but its figures this morning were ahead of analysts’ expectations. Plus, strong exports help boost Cranswick’s annual sales by 17%, Ocado on the rise again and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
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NewsGreencore takes its management training online
The convenience food giant has dropped classroom courses for managers’ development in favour of a 24/7 online solution
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NewsPoundland links with Greencore for chilled food supply deal
Previous chilled and fresh supplier Kerryfresh fell into administration in March
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NewsGreencore shares slump 30% on US profits warning
Shares of food-to-go supplier Greencore have slumped by almost 30% today after it issued a profits warning on headwinds in its struggling US business.
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NewsGreencore steadies ship after year of 'building foundations'
Greencore’s share price had plunged by about 40% since March before releasing its annual financial results on Tuesday
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NewsGreencore shares tumble as it tries to reassure the City
Shares in Greencore have slumped by almost 9% today after the sandwich maker tried to reassure investors over the continued fall in value of the stock during 2017.
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NewsGreencore sees revenues soar 77% on convenience division growth
Sales in the UK and US were up to £636.5m in the sandwich maker’s third quarter
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NewsGreencore posts double-digit festive sales jump amid booming convenience sales
Greencore’s sales jumped 17.1% in the 13 weeks to 30 December as US expansion and continued growth of its food-to-go business boosted sales.
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NewsGreencore swoops for $750m Peacock to "transform" US business
Greencore has announced the US$747.5m (£594.3m) acquisition of US convenience food supplier Peacock to “transform” its business in North America.
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NewsGreencore head of UK grocery steps up as new CFO
Greencore head of UK grocery Eoin Tonge will replace outgoing CFO Alan Williams. Nigel Blakey, FD of grocery division, will takeover from Tonge
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NewsGreencore sees “modest” Brexit impact as food to go drives sales increase
Greencore’s revenues were up 4% in the 13 weeks to 24 June, with Brexit having only a “modest” impact on the convenience food giant’s trading.
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NewsGreencore buys The Sandwich Factory from Cranswick
Deal is valued at up to £15m and will be funded from existing debt facilities
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NewsGreencore focus on food-to-go reaps dividends
Double-digit growth in food-to-go helped Greencore push up revenues 8.1% to £691.6m during the first half and raise its dividend.