All Financial Results articles – Page 95
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NewsMcDonald’s enjoys strong second quarter performance as global sales rise
The fast food giant reported “strong results” as global comparable sales continued rising in the three months to June
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NewsAmazon will soon be ‘unstoppable force’ in grocery
Revenue rose 20% to $63.4bn for the second quarter following the expansion of one-day Prime delivery in the US
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NewsFocus on trends and innovation pushes BD Foods sales up
BD Foods saw pro-rata sales up 32% as it focused “heavily” on innovation and food trends
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NewsUnilever plays down talk of more disposals despite weak food performance
The company this week posted underlying sales growth below analyst expectations
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NewsMcColl’s posts sales uplift at Morrisons Daily trial stores
CEO Jonathan Miller told The Grocer it was “very pleased” with the performance of the Morrisons Daily stores
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NewsCity snapshot: US recovery helps Nestlé post 3.6% first half organic growth
Nestlé has reported strong organic growth of 3.6% in the first half of the year led by overall volume growth and an improvement in US trading. Plus, Casino ups debt reduction target, Mothercare margins hit by UK retail weakness and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
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NewsHyperama profit drop blamed on rising operating costs
Wholesaler cited concerns over the national living wage and auto-enrolment pensions
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NewsWeaker ice cream sales hit Unilever’s first half growth
Unilever has posted first half underling sales growth of 3.3%, at the lower end of its 3%-5% guidance as performance was hit by weaker ice cream sales and Brazil’s trucker strike.
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NewsCity snapshot: B&M targets more than 40 new stores as Q1 sales surge
B&M European Value Retail is on track for a net 24 new B&M UK fascia stores in is full financial year and 15-20 Heron Foods. Plus, Britvic reports third quarter sales decline, PayPoint Q1s up 3.6%, second quarter volumes rise at Coca-Cola and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
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NewsFeverTree shares drop on slowing UK growth
FeverTree has warned that its rapid growth in the UK has slowed significantly amid the “dampening effect” of poor weather and strong comparables.
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NewsShift to staff ownership helps Riverford deliver ‘record’ sales
It moved to an employee ownership structure in June 2018
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NewsWeetabix sales down as decline of branded cereals market hits
The accounts say sales were hampered by a decline in overall cereal volume sales in 2018.
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NewsSurge in global demand boosts Haribo sales
Accounts filed at Companies House for Haribo’s parent company in the UK showed total turnover up to £181.6m in 2018
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NewsFlamingo Produce shrugs off difficult conditions to double profits
Flamingo supplies fresh flowers, plants and veg to the mults
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NewsSeachill growth boosts Hilton Food Group’s first half sales
Hilton Food Group has continued to grow sales in the first half of its financial year, boosted by increased volumes from its Seachill fish business.
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NewsVimto producer Nichols shrugs off cooler weather to post first half growth
Vimto producer Nichols has posted a double-digit rise in group revenues as it brushed off the cooler UK weather to post growth across its stills and carbonates portfolio.
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NewsSales plunge at Fruit Bowl maker Stream Foods amid contract loss and difficult market
Stream Foods sales and profits dropped last year with the firm blaming a “tough” and “unpredictable” market for its poor annual performance
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NewsCity snapshot: First quarter sales rise at Premier Foods on branded growth
Premier Foods increased group sales by 1.1% in its first quarter, driven by 2.9% growth in branded sales. Plus, first half sales and profits rise at Nichols, Hotel Chocolat sales jump 14% in the year to the end of June, AG Barr shares plunge and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
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NewsAG Barr shares plummet 28% after shock profits warning
Irn-Bru maker AG Barr has lost more than a quarter of its value today after issuing a shock profits warning.
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NewsBroadland Wineries shakes off Brexit woes with £1.7m profit surge
This time last year Brexit’s effect on the pound had sent Broadland’s profits plunging 74% to just £324k