Buoyed by the acquisition of Uniq, UK and Irish convenience foods group Greencore has increased revenue by 49.9% to £567.7 million and group operating profit by 36.7% to £31.7 million
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Greencore, the Dublin-based international convenience food producer, is seeking a listing on the London Stock Exchange. The move reflects the fact that despite its Irish origins Greencore now has the
Greencore, one of the leading players in the UK convenience foods market, has increased revenue by 8.7% to £804.2 million, and by 4.3% on a like for like basis, for
US private equity firm Clayton Dubilier & Rice is reported to have made an approach to buy Greencore, one of the leading convenience food processors in the UK. CD&R specialises
UK convenience food processor Uniq has continued to improve its trading performance in the first half ended June 30th 2011. Operating profit before significant items and group costs improved by
Uniq, the UK chilled food group, has decided to exit its unprofitable everyday desserts business and to close its production unit at Minsterley in the first half of 2012, with
Greencore has made a recommended £113m cash offer for Uniq to significantly strengthen its position within the UK convenience foods market, chiefly within the food to go and chilled desserts
Uniq, the UK convenience food group, has continued the improvement in its financial performance by reporting an operating profit before significant items of £4.1m in 2010 compared to a loss
UK chilled convenience food processor Uniq has received clearance from the Pension Regulator for its proposed restructuring, to provide a solution to its legacy pension deficit. Under the proposed restructuring,
UK chilled convenience food group Uniq has announced that its Minsterley desserts facility will lose £10m of annualised sales commencing in April. The loss of business will have a negative
UK convenience food group Uniq is continuing its detailed discussions with the Pension Regulator, the Pension Protection Fund and the Trustee of the main Uniq Pensions Scheme on the proposed
Uniq has proposed a solution to its £436m legacy pension deficit which would involve the company’s Pension Scheme becoming the majority shareholder in the UK chilled convenience food processor with
Having completed the sales of its operations in continental Europe and transformed into a UK-focused chilled foods business, Uniq has reported an operating profit of £1.0m for its continuing business
The value of shares in Uniq have fallen sharply after the UK chilled prepared foods group’s long-term proposals for tackling its pension fund deficit failed to gain clearance from the
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