All Fuller’s articles – Page 19
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Numis upgrades Fuller’s forecast after strong FY15
Leading analyst Douglas Jack, of Numis, has upgraded his forecast for Fuller’s after it revealed it had performed “well ahead of the market” in FY15.
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NewsFuller's FY lfls up 6.3% in managed and 5% in tenanted
Fuller’s recorded like-for-like sales growth of 6.3% in its managed arm for the year to 28 March with like-for-like profits up 5% in its Tenanted Inns division.
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HousekeepingManaged Pub Summit
A must-attend event for leaders and decision makers in the UK’s managed pub and bar sector
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BII LOY: ‘Food is not the silver bullet for pubs’
The new Licensees of the Year have told M&C Report that their success shows how wet-led pubs can thrive if they offer customers an experience.
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Fuller’s announces Chef’s Guild Scholarship Chef of the Year
Fuller’s has announced its Chef’s Guild Scholarship Chef of the Year 2015 will go to Jade Clark, The Fisherman’s Haunt, Dorset.
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NewsThe Stable secures first London site
The Stable, the pizza and cider concept in which Fuller’s has a majority stake, is set to open its first London site.
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Jack: Expect Fuller’s PBT up 6%
Leading analyst Douglas Jack, of Numis, has forecast a 6% rise in pre-tax profits for Fuller’s to £36m ahead of the company’s full year results on Friday.
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NewsThe Stable lines up three new openings
The Stable, the pizza and cider concept, has lined up three further openings for 2015
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NewsGrexit overhangs M&C20
In what was a half term week of fairly low volumes in the stock markets, the M&C20 outperformed the All-Share Index, rising 0.3% while the wider market fell 0.2%
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Carlsberg UK grows ‘crafted’ range
Carlsberg UK has grown its Crafted portfolio of craft and speciality beers for 2015, with the range increasing to 39 beers
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Fuller’s re-opens Grand Central in Brighton
Fuller’s will re-open The Grand Central in Brighton today after a major refurbishment.
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Costa and Fuller’s sign for Greenwich development
Costa Coffee and Fuller’s have both been confirmed for housing and leisure development in Greenwich, New Capital Quay, to open venues this summer
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NewsIndustry leaders back Red’s next stage of growth
Fast-growing smokehouse concept Red’s True Barbecue has secured £5m of new investment from a group of leading industry players
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Diary
Diary: Fuller’s; Burger & Lobster; ETI
In this week’s Diary we find out what impact Fuller’s has had on The Stable one year on; get a three-word analysis on the future for tenanted pub operators and find out which part of the country has the most generous diners
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Fuller's commits to seafood sustainability codes
Fuller’s pub company is joining sourcing and labelling initiative Sustainable Seafood Coalition (SSC) and committing to its voluntary codes to work towards healthy and resilient oceans
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NewsThe Stable secures Winchester site
The Stable, the pizza and cider concept in which Fuller’s has a majority stake, has secured a site in Winchester to open its ninth site under the concept when it opens in July
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NewsPolitical stability brings strength to sector
Election week was always going to be big news across the country and in the stock market it was no different. Ahead of the result the prospect of a hung parliament had the All-Share index subdued, but it opened up almost 2% today following the news of a continuation of Tory leadership, bringing the weekly change to up 1.4% for the UK index. The M&C20 outperformed markedly as domestic stocks were strong on relief that the government’s economic strategy is likely to remain unchanged
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Fuller’s launches London Pride Twitter promotion
Fuller’s has launched a new social media promotion that will see drinkers given a free pint of London Pride in response to a tweet with the hashtag #TweetAt12.
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NewsLuminar boss calls for action on e-cigarettes
Luminar chief executive Peter Marks has called on the Government to give clarity to the industry over e-cigarettes.
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Bottled ales on track for £1bn a year value by 2020
The premium bottled ale category is on track to be worth £1bn a year by 2020 as off-trade beer sales outstrip those in pubs, new research has shown.