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NewsShepherd Neame announces new NEDs
Marion Sears and Margaret Lustman have been appointed as non-executive directors, with Hilary Riva and Kevin Georgel to step down on 31 March
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InterviewsShepherd Neame: ‘The focus is on investing internally’
The Kent-based brewer and pub operator has experienced more encouraging trading conditions in recent months, and will remain selective with acquisitions, CEO Jonathan Neame tells MCA
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NewsShepherd Neame sees strong performance in London
The family brewer and pub operator has seen growth in its managed and tenanted divisions in 2024 but a drop-off in beer volumes
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NewsShepherd Neame granted Royal Warrant by King
The independent family brewer and pub company, which has a long association with the Royal Family, said it was “incredibly proud” to be among the first businesses to recieve the honour
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NewsShepherd Neame sees drop-off of bottled beer
The Kent brewer has restrucured its packaging and logistics operation after a decline in cask ale and off-trade beer volumes, but sales of keg ale and craft lager reamin strong
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InterviewsShepherd Neame: Normal patterns of demand and investment are returning
CEO Jonathan Neame discusses improving footfall and dwell time in London, the dampening impact of inclement weather on coastal towns, and when falling inflation might boost net disposable income among consumers
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NewsShepherd Neame achieves record revenue
The Southeast-based pub operator saw revenue rise to £89m for the first half of the financial year, with strong like-for-like sales growth in both tenanted and retail pubs
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Weekend PressReturn of Friday lunchtime drinkers gets City pubs buzzing
London is getting back in business, the Evening Standard reports, and even Friday’s trade is back
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InterviewsShepherd Neame: Demand remains strong
The Kent-based brewer and pub operator forsees a period of significant investment in its 296 pub estate, after recording record revenue growth in the year to June.
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NewsShepherd Neame posts record revenue
The 296-strong Kent-based brewer and pub operator reported revenue growth of 9.7% to a record £166.3m, with an increase in underlying profits
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InterviewsShepherd Neame sees strong growth momentum ahead
Consumer demand has held up well and the 301-strong pub operator will return to its previous growth trajectory, CEO Jonathan Neame tells MCA
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NewsShepherd Neame maintains resilience amid inflationary pressures
While revenue was up 8.4% and demand was encouraging in H1 2023, margins were impacted by cost inflation
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InterviewsShepherd Neame: ‘The ambition is there to scale our retail business’
Growth will come through a mixture of tenanted conversions and selective acquisitions, CEO Jonathan Neame has told MCA.
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NewsShepherd Neame reports return to profit
The 300-strong pub operator has announced it will seek investment and acquisition opportunities following significant revenue growth
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NewsShepherd Neame acquires three Essex pubs
Bellhouse in Leigh-on-Sea, The Exchange in Southend-on-Sea and The Hamlet Court in Westcliff-on-Sea were part of the East Anglia Pub Company portfolio
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NewsPub operators amp up delivery and retention efforts
Leading pub operators discussed their views on the current trading landscape during a round table discussion at MCA’s Pub Conference
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NewsShepherd Neame makes Bournemouth acquisition
The independent brewer and pub operator has secured its first site in the seaside town – takes its total estate to 300 – as it looks to capitalise on the staycation market
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InterviewsJonathan Neame: ‘There need to be more financial incentives for training’
Operators can’t continue to blame Brexit for hospitality’s struggles with the recruitment – but there are things the government could do to help, the Shepherd Neame CEO told MCA’s Pub Conference
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InterviewsShepherd Neame: ‘A 2024 recovery feels right’
Jonathan Neame, chief executive of the family brewer and pub operator said the decisions it is making now will act as building blocks to capitalise on a post-recession boom
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NewsIn pictures: MCA’s Pub Conference 2022
Highlights of the programme included a Q&A with Stonegate founder and chairman Ian Payne and Shepherd Name CEO Jonathan Neame and a presentation from Fuller’s CEO Simon Emeny