Pets at Home Group (PETS) Q1 2027 TU earnings summary
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Q1 2027 TU earnings summary
30 Jul, 2026Executive summary
Q1 FY27 consumer revenue rose 3.9% year-over-year to £614m, with both Retail and Vet Group segments contributing to growth.
Retail Turnaround Plan initiatives drove broad-based sales and volume growth, with category resets and store investments launched.
Retail customer satisfaction improved year-over-year, with gains in value for money, product availability, and order collection.
Financial highlights
Total Group consumer revenue increased 3.9% year-over-year to £614m for the 16-week period ending 16 July 2026.
Vet Group consumer revenue up 1.9% to £215m, outperforming the market.
Retail consumer revenue up 4.9% to £399m, with volumes growing ahead of sales.
Q1 growth benefited from a ~1% timing benefit due to the exit from a legacy insurance agreement.
Outlook and guidance
Full year FY27 guidance is maintained, with management encouraged by the strong start and ongoing momentum.
£50m share buyback program underway, with £25m expected to be completed by end of H1.
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