News for Mitchells & Butlers plc (MAB.L)

Mitchells & Butlers (MAB.L, MLB) reported that, on a statutory basis, profit before tax for the half year was 108 million pounds compared to 40 million pounds, last year.

Corporate Governance Statement Nyrstar NV has prepared this Corporate Governance Statement in accordance with the Belgian Code on Corporate Governance of 9 May...

Mitchells & Butlers PLC on Wednesday said that sales from its strong festive season had continued into 2024, and expects full year results to be at the top end of expectations. The Birmingham,...

EARNINGS/SALES RELEASESM&B’s FY22/23 performance was slightly stronger than AV and the market’s expectations. Adjusted operating profit and EPS were ahead by c.2.5% and c.11%, respectively. While...

Sept 28 - Britain's FTSE 100 index is seen opening higher on Thursday with futures up 0.14%. * BABCOCK: British engineering and defence...

Corporate Governance Statement Nyrstar NV has prepared this Corporate Governance Statement in accordance with the Belgian Code on Corporate Governance of 9 May... | April 21, 2023

By Ian Walker Mitchells & Butlers PLC said Thursday that it experienced strong trading over the holiday season with like-for-like sales for the year to...

MITCHELLS & BUTLERS 2023 SHORT TERM DEFERRED INCENTIVE PLAN Shareholders' Approval: [•] 2023 ... | December 21, 2022

Britain’s FTSE 100 slipped to one-week lows on Wednesday, dragged down by cyclical sectors amid growing worries about a recession, while GSK marked its best…

(Reuters) - Mitchells & Butlers Plc said on Wednesday recent sales in the new fiscal year were encouraging, but the British pub and restaurant group

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Pound to Fall if UK PM Hardens Stance With EU to Keep Job U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson might be tempted to take a particularly hard line with the EU in post-Brexit negotiations to boost...

U.K. nationals arriving in England from high-risk countries will be charged £1,750 ($2,433) for their 10-day stays.

Grants of up to £9,000 will be offered to businesses in the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors, the treasury announced.