All Caffe Nero articles – Page 14
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News
Nero and Pret secure MK sites
Caffè Nero and Pret A Manger have both secured new units at thecentre:mk, in Milton Keynes
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NewsPizzaExpress on track
M&C Report takes a closer look at the interim report from Gondola Holdings, and talks to Harvey Smyth about the rollout of PizzaExpress being on track
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Weekend Press
Weekend press round-up, 20-21 July
Companies and marketsMake mine a Marston’s This week four of the nation’s biggest pub owners will reveal their financial results, writes Danny Fortson in his Inside the City column. They include Mitchells & Butlers, the company behind the All Bar One chain, and JD Wetherspoon. In theory, all should have ...
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News
Caffe Nero to ramp up out-of-town presence
Caffe Nero is looking to ramp up its presence in out-of-town locations after the success of a couple of trial sites
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NewsCaffe Nero tops Which? taste test
Caffe Nero, the Gerry Ford-led chain, has come out on top of a snapshot expert taste test of high street coffee chains by consumer watchdog Which?
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Analysis & Insight
Driving growth
David Coffer, chairman of The Coffer Group, looks at the growing coffee sector and says that as landlords deal with rising retail vacancy rates, rents and incentives for coffee operators will continue to become more attractive
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Weekend Press
Weekend press round-up, 25-27 May
Please see below our roundup of this weekend’s newspapers: Pubs Britain’s pubs face lost decade The pub industry faces a lost decade with sales unlikely to hit 2007 levels for at least another five years despite the government’s efforts to reduce the cost of beer in the latest budget. Tightened ...
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OpinionFull of beans
Here’s a question for you, what constitutes a coffee shop these days? According to the latest figures, there are c15,700 coffee shops in the UK,
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News
UK coffee shop growth set to continue
The total UK coffee shop market grew 7.5% in 2012 to reach £5.8bn in turnover, and it is expected to increase to 20,000 sites with a £8bn turnover by 2017.That’s according to an annual report on the sector from Allegra Strategies, which says the total number of outlets grew 4% ...
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News
Krispy Kreme prepares to make Scotland debut
Krispy Kreme, the doughnut retailer, is to make its debut in Scotland next February with the opening of a drive-thru site at the £4m Hermiston Gait Retail Park development in Edinburgh.The group, which is backed by Alcuin Capital Partners, will open its first Hotlight store in the country on 13 ...
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News
DP Poland ‘all about the delivery’
A leading analyst has said that the recent £10.5m fundraising by Domino’s Pizza Poland (DPP) should be sufficient to see the group through to profitability, and now it is all about the delivery.Nick Batram at Peel Hunt said that DPP presents investors with a unique opportunity to gain exposure to ...
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Weekend Press
Weekend press round-up, 17-18 November
Financial results and company newsEnterprise Inns profits fallPoor weather and Olympic disruption are expected to have caused a 13% to 14% fall in pre-tax profits for Enterprise Inns, when the pub group announces its full-year results on Tuesday. Sales in the year to September 2012 were down on the previous ...
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NewsFY EBITDA up 4.7% at Caffe Nero
Caffe Nero, the independent coffee chain, reported a 4.7% rise in underlying profits for the year to 31 May 2012, and a 2.7% increase in like-for-like sales during 12 months in which it opened 51 new stores.