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  • Embattled building supplies firm turns to ex-Patisserie Valerie boss as sales crumble

    February 25, 2020

    Building supplies firm SIG today parachuted in the former boss of Patisserie Valerie in a major overhaul of its management team. Meinie Oldersma will be replaced by former head of cafe chain Patisserie Valerie Steve Francis. SIG, which supplies insulation and roofing products, saw shares slip 17 per cent on the news. Francis will be [...]

  • More than 1,800 jobs at risk as Tesco restructures in-store bakeries

    February 25, 2020

    More than 1,800 jobs are at risk after Tesco announced it will restructure its in-store bakery operations.  The supermarket giant this afternoon said it will reduce the amount of baking “from scratch” across its stores, meaning some employees will be made redundant.  From May, 58 branches will stop baking products on-site and will instead sell [...]

  • February retail sales dampen hopes of post-election bounce

    February 25, 2020

    Retail sales were broadly flat in February, according to the latest research, dampening hopes that the decisive General Election result has sparked a surge in consumer spending.  The CBI’s monthly distributive trades survey showed that a net balance of one per cent of retailers reported a jump in sales volume in the year to February, [...]

  • Tesco exits China with £275m stake sale

    February 25, 2020

    Tesco has sold its 20 per cent share in its China joint venture for £275m as it nears a potential deal for its Thailand and Malaysia businesses.  The supermarket giant announced this morning that it has offloaded its stake in Gain Land – which was established in 2014 – to a subsidiary of its joint [...]

  • Hammerson’s losses widen as retail CVAs dent rents

    February 25, 2020

    Retail landlord Hammerson today warned it will cut its 2020 dividend almost in half as losses mounted in 2019 after another tough year for retailers in which many renegotiated their rents. The figures The real estate giant sank to a £573.8m loss for its latest financial year, up from a £173.3m loss in 2018. While [...]

  • Hotel Chocolat sales boosted by roll-out of new stores

    February 25, 2020

    Shares in Hotel Chocolat are up nearly 10 per cent as its new locations helped deliver a double-digit rise in sales for the first half of the year. The figures Hotel Chocolat reported a 14 per cent increase in revenue to £91.7m, up from £80.7m in the comparable period a year before. Underlying Ebitda rose [...]

  • Ted Baker set to sell London HQ amid accounting crisis

    February 24, 2020

    Beleaguered clothes retailer Ted Baker is close to selling its “Ugly Brown Building” headquarters in London in a move that could bolster its balance sheet amid an accounting crisis. Ted Baker is in talks with the British Airways’ pension scheme, which owns a nearby building, to sell a big stake in the office in north [...]

  • Frankie & Benny’s owner The Restaurant Group to outline site closure plans

    February 24, 2020

    The Restaurant Group – which owns Chiquito, Frankie & Benny’s and Wagamama – is set to announce site closures as it publishes its full-year results this week.  Chief executive Andy Hornby – who joined the casual dining company in August – is expected to announce which underperforming sites will be closed. Out-of-town retail park locations, [...]

  • Burberry shares fall as spread of coronavirus spooks investors

    February 24, 2020

    Shares in luxury goods giant Burberry have fallen a further six per cent this morning as the spread of coronavirus in Europe spooked investors.  The British brand has seen its share price drop in recent weeks as the virus took hold in China, one of Burberry’s major markets. Earlier this month Burberry was forced to close [...]

  • New product launches boost Finsbury Food sales

    February 24, 2020

    Cake manufacturer Finsbury Food reported a jump in sales in its interim results driven by new product launches as the company targets growing consumer trends. The figures Group revenue increased 4.7 per cent to £159.4m, with UK bakery sales jumping 5.8 per cent. Profit before tax was up 17.9 per cent to £8.8m in the [...]

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