Mitchells & Butlers (MAB) Trading Update summary
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Trading Update summary
13 Jun, 2025Sales performance
Like-for-like sales grew 5.2% year-to-date, with all brands achieving growth.
Total sales increased by 5.9% for the year to date.
Fourth quarter growth reflected easing inflation, a cool and wet summer, and city centre riots in August.
Food and drink sales growth moderated through the year, with Q4 like-for-like sales at 2.5%.
Investments and initiatives
Completed 185 conversions and remodels, and opened six new sites year-to-date.
Rolled out energy-saving initiatives, including solar panels and sensors.
Cost management and outlook
Net cost headwinds expected to reduce to around £55m this year.
Labour cost increases largely offset by energy cost deflation and slowing food inflation.
Strong cost control at site level supports profitability.
Confident in delivering full-year results at the upper end of consensus expectations.
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