Mitchells & Butlers PLC in the news

Mitchells & Butlers achieved steady sales growth and debt reduction while navigating high cost inflation and planning site expansions for its UK pub and restaurant brands.

Mitchells & Butlers maintained strong sales and debt reduction despite significant cost headwinds and weather-related growth slowing.

Mitchells & Butlers has raised its 2024-2025 profit guidance and received multiple analyst price target upgrades following strong financial performance.

Mitchells & Butlers reported steady revenue growth and improved profit margins in its H1 2026 results while managing a leadership transition in its finance department.

Insider share disposals at Mitchells & Butlers have triggered market debate over management alignment and sector stability.

Mitchells & Butlers released its Q2 2026 earnings presentation covering financial results and operational updates for its UK pub and restaurant brands.

Mitchells & Butlers shares fell as recent sales growth slowed to 1.1% amid weather issues, tube strikes, and macroeconomic pressures.

Mitchells & Butlers experienced a share price drop as rising inflation and slowing sales growth offset a robust half-year performance.

Mitchells & Butlers reported slowing sales growth and a 9% share price drop as UK consumers reduce discretionary spending in pubs and restaurants.

Mitchells & Butlers reported stable half-year profits of £0.2bn but faced a slowdown in sales growth due to poor weather and tighter consumer spending.

Mitchells & Butlers reported increased half-year profits and revenue driven by robust sales across its UK pub and restaurant portfolio.

Mitchells & Butlers experienced an 8.7% share price drop following flat interim profits and a sharp slowdown in sales growth.

Mitchells & Butlers reported resilient first-half profits and debt reduction despite slowing sales growth and significant inflationary pressure on food and labor costs.

Mitchells & Butlers experienced a 5% share price drop as recent like-for-like sales growth decelerated to 1.1% despite meeting half-year earnings targets.

Share prices dropped as quarterly sales growth slowed to 1.8% amid tightening consumer discretionary spending.

Mitchells & Butlers is experiencing slower sales growth as UK consumers reduce spending amid rising operational costs.

First-half sales growth and cost-saving measures offset inflationary pressures and a second-quarter slowdown caused by poor weather.

Mitchells & Butlers has finalized the transition date for Emma Harris to take over as CFO from the retiring Tim Jones on 6 July 2026.

The stock is currently trading near its fair value with a positive 24% earnings growth outlook and significant price volatility.

Shares rose 3% following a Deutsche Bank upgrade to 'Buy' driven by peak cost inflation and solid demand growth.