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  • Non-alcoholic beer maker Big Drop signs licensing deal with In Good Company

    May 25, 2023

    Leading non-alcoholic beer maker Big Drop has secured a licensing agreement with Bermondsey-based brewer In Good Company in a bid to expand its business across the UK, US, and Australia. 

  • That’s the tonic! Board shakeup at Fever Tree after revenue spike

    May 25, 2023

    Upmarket tonic maker Fever Tree is confident that a summer full of G&Ts will help continue to strengthen its balance sheet, as the group forecast revenues to reach upwards of £390m this year.  Ahead of its AGM today, the drinks maker told investors that Fever-Tree recorded its highest ever value share in the On-Trade during [...]

  • Sweet treat for Tate & Lyle shareholders as profits jump north of £300m

    May 25, 2023

    Food and beverage ingredient supplier Tate & Lyle continued its strong performance this year with a 22 per cent boost in profits, as it shrugged off concerns over supply chain volatility and benefited from inflation driving up prices. The group, one of the world’s biggest producers of sweeteners such as high fructose corn syrup, made [...]

  • Young’s hopes for repeat of bumper year with Rugby World Cup on horizon

    May 25, 2023

    Pub chain Young’s has continued to weather the economic storm posting a hike in revenues for the year thanks to Royal celebrations and an exceptionally hot summer last year.  The 223 strong chain, which operates largely in London and the South-East, said that revenues were up 19.4 per to £368.9m compared to £309.m in the [...]

  • Lidl announces third pay increase for supermarket staff in a year

    May 24, 2023

    Supermarket chain Lidl has announced its third pay increase in a year, affecting all of its 24,500 hourly-paid workers.

  • M&S hopes share price continues to rebound after further signs of progress

    May 24, 2023

    Marks and Spencer said this morning that it was starting to see the fruits of a refreshed strategy as the British retailer revealed a 9.6 per cent hike in revenues thanks to selling trendy clothes and a wider range of food.  For the year, M&S said that revenues reached £11.93bn compared to £10.88bn, in the [...]

  • Rain, rain, go away: B&Q sales hit by UK’s miserable spring weather

    May 24, 2023

    B&Q owner Kingfisher saw its sales dip in the first quarter to £3.3bn, down 3.3 per cent on a like-for-like basis, as the home improvement company saw performance dampened by grim April weather in the UK and France, and ongoing inflation. Despite this, the retail giant said the results showed “resilience” to the economic climate, [...]

  • Gaucho owner posts record-breaking results ahead of new Covent Garden opening

    May 23, 2023

    The business behind leading Argentinian Steak Restaurant Gaucho has posted “record-breaking” earnings for the year as the group shrugged off inflationary pressures and strike action that disrupted business during the year. Rare Restaurants, which also owns the M and Crane Tap restaurants, posted turnover of £73.5m for the year, up 38 per cent from 2022, [...]

  • TRG: Nearly half of shareholders vote against chief’s hefty pay as tension with investors grows

    May 23, 2023

    Shareholders dealt a major blow to The Restaurant Group (TRG) chief Andy Hornby today after large numbers voted against bosses latest pay packets. Hornby was stung by shareholders in the Wagamama’s owner after 46 per cent voted against the company’s pay report for last year at the firm’s annual general meeting in London. Hornsby received [...]

  • London set to be home of new transatlantic carrier Global as soon as next year

    May 23, 2023

    A team of successful investors are preparing the launch of a new transatlantic airline based out of London, City PM has learned, with one Airbus jumbo jet already purchased. The investors behind Holiday Swap, the travel platform valued at more than £300m, and the firm’s founder James Asquith are thought to have as many as [...]

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