Profits down at soft drinks giant Britvic despite revenue boost
The maker of Robinsons, J20 and PepsiCo made a profit of £111.6 million over the 52 weeks, £2.9m down on the year before.
The maker of Robinsons, J20 and PepsiCo made a profit of £111.6 million over the 52 weeks, £2.9m down on the year before.
The British multinational increased its underlying operating profit to £162.9 million, a 27% growth at constant currency and 34.2% rise when exchange rates are considered.
The company made a pre-tax gain of £1.6 billion for the last 12 months, up from £1.4b the year before, with overseas operations in North America and Europe credited with boosting sales.
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Total sales for the group over the last 24 weeks was £2.59 billion, up 2.5% against the same period last year. A 7.5% rise in non-tobacco sales helped offset a 9% fall in the sale of tobacco.
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64% of members reported better sales for the period with only 15% seeing a reduction, while 57.4% reported higher year to date figures sales for the first half of the year.