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Britvic delivered an encouraging start to FY24 with robust Q124 results that showed good revenue progression, reflecting the strength of its brand portfolio. Group revenue growth of 8.1% was driven by positive trends in both price and volumes and was broad-based across Britvic’s geographies, continuing the positive momentum from FY23. Particularly strong growth in Brazil reflects the success of the Extra Power acquisition. Britvic reported robust trading over the important Christmas period, with
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Britvic reported robust FY23 results despite the weaker consumer environment, reflecting the resilience of its brand portfolio. Price/mix offset limited volume declines resulting in revenue growth of 6.6%, despite unfavourable summer weather and tougher comparators. Inflationary pressures were mitigated through pricing actions and cost discipline, as adjusted EBIT grew 6% at a margin of 12.5%. Investment in its existing brand portfolio and the recent addition of two bolt-on acquisitions in high
Britvic reported a further sequential, ie quarter-on-quarter, improvement in underlying revenue growth in Q323, albeit against a slightly easier comparator from Q322, with positive price/mix in all geographies and volume growth in all countries except for negative or ‘soft’ volumes in Brazil and France, respectively. After a somewhat wet July, ie post this trading update, in the UK’s peak trading period, it is reassuring that management confirmed FY23 revenue and EBIT will be in line with market
Britvic’s H1 results have demonstrated the business’s resilience, with growth in underlying revenue and EBIT margin, and only a modest volume decline during H1. Britvic has continued to execute pricing actions successfully throughout the period, with management also helping to mitigate inflationary pressures through cost efficiencies. Britvic’s brand performance remains strong, and the business continues to invest in growth capacity. The company has announced a further share buyback program of u
Britvic’s H1 results have demonstrated the business’s resilience, with growth in underlying revenue and EBIT margin, and only a modest volume decline during H1. Britvic has continued to execute pricing actions successfully throughout the period, with management also helping to mitigate inflationary pressures through cost efficiencies. Britvic’s brand performance remains strong, and the business continues to invest in growth capacity. The company has announced a further share buyback programme of
Britvic reported strong double-digit revenue growth across all business units in FY22, reflecting brand resilience despite significant headwinds. Trading benefited from a full year with no COVID-19-related restrictions and hot weather during the summer. Performance was boosted by balanced growth in volume and price, as management mitigated the significant cost inflation in the year through price rises and efficiency initiatives. As such, adjusted EBIT was up 17% while adjusted EPS grew 29.3%. Th
During H122, Britvic witnessed double-digit revenue growth and volume and price increases in all business units and strong momentum across core brands. Growth continued in the at-home channels, while out-of-home continued to recover towards pre-pandemic levels. Immediate consumption levels are now ahead of where they were before the pandemic. Growth accelerated during the half year, with revenues up 16.5% in Q1 and 20.8% in Q2. In underlying terms, revenue was up 13.6% versus H120 (ie pre-pandem
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Britvic’s recovery continued in H2, with continued growth in at-home channels while out-of-home rebounded. GB and Brazil both posted revenue growth, while Other International was affected by weaker performance in France, caused – among other things – by poor summer weather. Organic revenue growth was 6.6%, while adjusted EBIT was up 10% on the same basis. Adjusted EPS was up 2.5% to 44.3p, as it was adversely affected by a one-off deferred tax charge. The dividend per share is 24.2p, up 12%. Cur
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