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Greggs plans to close four UK factories, potentially affecting 740 jobs, to secure £20 million in annual savings by 2028. The move aims to improve cost-efficiency despite recent sales growth amid risi
Greggs raised its annual profit outlook after Q3 underlying sales growth accelerated due to new products and settled weather. Company-managed shop sales rose 3.4% in the 13 weeks to September 26.
Greggs reported a 7.2% sales increase to £1.1bn in H1, driven by new stores and popular summer items like iced matcha lattes. Pre-tax profits rose nearly 20% due to effective cost control on energy an
Greggs reported a 20% rise in first-half profit to £76 million, driven by store expansion and grocery partnerships with Tesco and Iceland. Analysts noted potential demand risks from the popularity of
Greggs reported a 2.9% rise in comparable sales, aided by viral mac and cheese and new beverages, despite cautious consumer spending habits.
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