All Financial Results articles
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NewsGreencore wins back investor confidence
Greencore won back investor confidence this week as the sandwich maker upgraded its annual profit guidance following better-than-expected trading inspired by the World Cup and recent heatwaves, as well as a lift from the newly integrated Bakkavor
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NewsCastle Dairies reports near 30% surge in turnover
Filings for the year to 31 October showed the premium butter business’s turnover increased 28.1% from £58.3m to £74.7m
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NewsNaked Wines marks year of progress with profitability boost
Naked Wines CEO Rodrigo Maza has said ‘the best is still ahead’ for the company, after reporting on progress in the company’s right-sizing strategy this morning
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NewsNestlé carves out joint venture for water business
More than 30 water and functional hydration brands including S Pellegrino, Source Perrier and Acqua Panna will be run by a new entity, Peranel
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NewsWeetabix Original holds volume against shrinking cereal category
Despite its core brand’s resilience, UK parent company Weetabix Ltd saw volumes decline last year overall
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NewsOatly lifts growth expectations as turnaround continues
Oatly’s revenues are now expected to grow by 8%-10%, up from 3%-5% previously
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NewsGreencore upgrades profit expectations after market-beating volume growth
Bread, dips, pizza, quiche and sushi benefited from summer picnics and home football screenings
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NewsMoth set for UK and US growth push with £11m investment
The latest round, which follows a £4.6m investment in 2024, was led by Puma Growth Partners, with the private equity firm joining current investors Beringea, Guinness Ventures and Rianta Capital
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NewsLindt & Sprüngli growth stutters as European weakness causes volume decline
Volumes in the first half of 2026 sank by 7.5% as Lindt pushed up prices by 11.8%
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NewsPoundstretcher losses widen to £50m as like-for-like sales fall
Turnover rose by 16.9% to £247.4m thanks to the extended 15-month reporting period, but on a 12-month like-for-like basis sales fell by 7%, according to the accounts
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InterviewsHow Alex Whitehouse revived Premier Foods
Whitehouse is the man who took Premier Foods from the debt-stricken doldrums to the forward-thinking, innovative brand leadership of today
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NewsNew Covent Garden Market traders’ turnover tops £1bn for first time
The market’s 130 businesses turned over a collective £1.1bn in the year to 31 March 2026, eclipsing the previous year’s £934m by 15.5%
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NewsFishing firm Klondyke delivers £20m dividend thanks to soaring profits
It comes after the company reported a turnover of £55.1m and a pre-tax profit of £36.9m in the financial year to 30 June 2025
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NewsOle & Steen reports record £40.2m turnover and double-digit sales growth
For the year to 31 December 2025, like-for-like sales rose 10.3% across its estate, while customer like-for-like growth reached 7.1%
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NewsB&M shares under pressure amid turnaround uncertainty
B&M shareholders have endured another week of fresh volatility as first-quarter trading disappointed the City and the discounter’s turnaround plan appeared to stall
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NewsIRO Sushi sales jump 28% as expansion pays off
It comes as the sushi brand continues to open new stores, with a string of additional openings confirmed for the second half of 2026
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NewsSteiner ‘as excited as ever’ about Ocado amid exit rumours and tricky half
Introducing the group’s first half results this morning, Steiner pointed to ‘strong commercial momentum’ and ‘rigorous cost discipline’ that will take the group into sustainable positive cashflow in the second half of the year
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NewsPremier Foods on track to meet profit expectations following strong Q1 start
Premier Foods has kicked off its new financial year with another quarter of strong growth as Mr Kipling outperformed and the Bisto and Ambrosia owner grabbed more market share across grocery and sweet treats
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NewsB&M turnaround hits snag as UK sales decline faster
While UK revenues nudged up by 0.3% year on year to £1.1bn, like-for-like sales in the group’s home market declined by 2.3% in the 13 weeks to 27 June
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Analysis & FeaturesWhy Tesco’s European sell-off could spell bad news for its UK rivals
Tesco is believed to have hired advisers to run the rule over a sale of stores in Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Do experts think it’s the right move?





