Greggs Sales Spike Linked to PM's Office Proximity in Manchester

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1

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What happened

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Greggs, a FTSE 250 firm, has seen its share price rise by a fifth in the past six months, reaching £18.61. The company is projecting full-year sales growth to £2.3 billion, with profits reaching £193 million. This performance follows a period where sales reportedly doubled the next day near the PM's No. 10 North HQ in Manchester after Andy Burnham revealed his favorite Greggs item.

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Why it matters

Some supportBrind's analysis of the reports

The company is currently trialling smaller 'Greggs Express' units at various travel hubs, including petrol forecourts. The company also operates a branch at Tenerife South Airport, demonstrating its international reach.

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Who's involved

GreggsUK bakery chain whose sales are influenced by high-profile locations and market trends.
ManchesterCity where the company operates and where high-profile sales spikes were reported.
Tenerife South AirportInternational airport where the company operates a travel hub shop.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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GreggsSpeculative
The company could sustain its sales growth by expanding its convenience offerings through new initiatives.

Coverage

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Sep 1dailymail.com