All articles by Ed Devlin – Page 188
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Poundland stock hits all-time low
Poundland shares plunged 20% in early morning trading to a record low
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Media Bites 19 November: Online sales, McVitie's, Network Rail
After a day with little activity to speak of in the grocery and fmcg sector, the papers are light on retail stories this morning.
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City snapshot: Poundland to speed up 99p conversion with losses expected
Poundland has accelerated the conversion process of the acquired 99p Stores in an attempt to stop sales and profits haemorrhaging at the format it bought for £55m earlier this year.
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Curious Drinks eyes more crowdfunding cash after smashing target
Chapel Down has increased its fundraising target for its fast-growing beer and cider business Curious Drinks to £3.7m after smashing its £1m crowdfunding bid in less than a month.
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Sweet maker secures tasty funding package
Asian sweets producer Mushtaq Sweet Centre has set up a manufacturing hub in Birmingham after receiving a six-figure funding package.
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Media Bites 18 November: Asda, Kantar Worldpanel, B&M
The travails of the UK grocery market – and in particular Asda – receive plenty of scrutiny this morning as the latest Kantar Worldpanel data is picked over.
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City snapshot: DekelOil eyes profits uplift as production gets underway at Ivory Coast plant
DekelOil has started production at its kernel crushing plant in Ivory Coast to add a further “significant” revenue stream at the palm oil project.
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Asda sales fall in Q3 as conditions remain “tough” for Andy Clarke
Like-for-like sales at Asda have fallen by -4.5% in the third quarter as the supermarket price war, food price deflation and the continued growth of the discounters all took their toll.
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Iglo sales hit on difficult trading in three biggest markets
Sales at Birds Eye owner Iglo have fallen 8.4% to €315.5m in the third quarter as it exited markets in Romania, Slovakia and Turkey and was hit by currency exchange rates.
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Media Bites 17 November: Majestic Wine, Tesco, Black Friday
Majestic Wine takes up plenty of column inches as the papers digest what the 50% slump in profits and the new turnaround plan means for Britian’s biggest wine marchant.
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City snapshot: B&M drives sales with record store openings
B&M has increased revenues by almost 26% to £930.3m thanks to the rapid growth of its store network. Plus the latest market share data from Kantar Worldpanel and Nielsen.
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Majestic Wine eyes £500m sales in three-year turnaround
Majestic Wine CEO Rowan Gormley is targeting sales of more than £500m by 2019 as the business embarks on a three-year turnaround plan.
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Glanbia snaps up ThinkThin for $217m
Irish nutrition group Glanbia has agreed to acquire a US protein bar producer for $217m.
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Media Bites 16 November: Big four, Aldi, Lidl, B&M, Poundland
The big four supermarkets are being “taxed to oblivion”; Aldi and Lidl are planning to open five times as many stores as their traditional rivals; and B&M and Poundland to report first-half results.
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City snapshot: Majestic Wine warns on profits as it launches “transformational” plan
Majestic Wine has issued a profits warning alongside a new three-year transformation plan for the business
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Sainsbury's fall in profits illustrates severity of the task
The green shoots didn’t last long for Sainsbury’s as shares slump 7% after profits falter.
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Scottish beef processor Stoddarts sold to private investors
Scottish beef processor Stoddarts has been sold by owner Neil Stoddart to a group of private investors.
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Analysis and Features
Premier pleases the City as it climbs 'vertical rock face'
Gavin Darby is delivering gains but there’s still a long way to go
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Conviviality expands reach into events with Peppermint deal
Conviviality is to acquire a majority stake a bar and events company operating at festivals and sporting events as sales soar 38% in first half thanks to Matthew Clark deal.
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Media Bites 11 November: AB InBev, SABMiller, Premier Foods, Mark Price
The papers feature the imminent agreement of the AB InBev takeover of SABMiller, the return to branded growth of Premier Foods and Waitrose MD Mark Price calling a fairer form of capitalism.