Sentences with phrase «cent sales growth»

Deutsche is forecasting 11.5 per cent EBIT growth in food this year, underpinned by 4.9 per cent sales growth and EBIT margins of 4.7 per cent.

«Woolworths» 4.5 per cent sales growth (in the March quarter) was no surprise to the sector — from Christmas Woolworths has been performing better and has been more interested in talking about promotions,» one source said.

Mr Clarke said the 15 priority brands led by Penfolds and Wolf Blass generated 13 per cent sales growth in total in 2014 - 2015, but there were four of the 15 which went backwards on the sales front.

Not exact matches

Last month, Green Mountain noted that its growth is slowing but that it still expects sales to increase by 15 to 20 per cent next year.

For all of 2017, retail sales increased 6.7 per cent to reach $ 588 billion, the highest annual growth rate since 1997.

Coffee consumption in the world's second biggest economy is still well below that of Europe and the US, and market researcher Euromonitor predicts that retail sales volume of fresh coffee will post a compound annual growth rate of 17 per cent in China.

FAST food chain Nando's has achieved total WA sales growth of more than 80 per cent per annum during the past four years, says national marketing manager James Tomlinson.

After accounting for the impacts of measures and adjustments, the Sales Tax revenue base is projected to grow at an average annual rate of 4.3 per cent over the forecast period, roughly consistent with the average annual growth in nominal consumption of 4.0 per cent over this period.

The FactSet consensus was for EPS of 47 cents, revenue of $ 4.05 billion, and same - store sales growth of 2.7 %.

The FactSet consensus is for same - store sales growth of 0.7 % and EPS of 13 cents.

French food group Danone achieved better than expected first - quarter sales growth of nearly 5 per cent, helped by Chinese demand for its baby formula products, cementing guidance for higher profit and sales this year and beyond.

Starbucks delivered a 1 - cent earnings beat from a 41 cent basis, higher - than - expected revenues and 7 percent global same - store - sales growth, which includes an 11 percent increase in the China / Asia Pacific market.

At home, the company's annual same - store sales growth in Canada — a measure of the performance of restaurants open for more than a year — have slipped from a high of six per cent in the mid-2000s to little more than one per cent last year.

That's a big change from the previous half decade when 86 per cent of the company's growth came from iPhone sales.

Investors cheered when same - store sales growth rose to 2.6 per cent in the second quarter thanks to the introduction of new products, but it was a small victory compared to the threat posed by a Canadian market saturated with red Tim Hortons signs.

Coles» same - store food and liquor sales rose 0.9 per cent in the March quarter — falling short of market forecasts of about 1.4 per cent and trailing behind the 2.5 per cent growth in the broader food and grocery market.

Coles Express sales fell 8 per cent to $ 1.3 billion as comparable fuel volumes fell 15.9 per cent, (on top of a 22 per cent fall in the year ago period), countering modest convenience store sales growth.

The household sector remains the key driver of growth, with retail sales having risen by 6.4 per cent over the year to March.

Retail sales weakened markedly, with growth slowing to 10.6 per cent from 2014's full - year expansion of 12 per cent, threatening to undercut official efforts to nurture a consumer - driven economy.

After adjusting for the timing of New Year's Day and Easter, same - store food and liquor sales rose 1.3 per cent — the strongest growth in six quarters but still well below that at Woolworths, where same - store food sales are forecast to grow 3.8 per cent.

Total sales rose 7.2 per cent to $ 598 million, compared with growth of 11.8 per cent in the December quarter and 9 per cent in the year ago period.

Sid Rajeev, Vice President, Head of Research at Fundamental Research Corp., notes, «The Commodities Research Unit («CRU») Group estimates electric car and plug - in hybrid vehicle sales could reach approximately 14.2 million by 2025, up from 0.77 million last year, reflecting a compound average growth rate of 38 per cent per year from 2016 to 2025.»

In a sixth year of consecutive growth, organic sales rose by six per cent to a record # 2.2 bn, driven largely by independent outlets and home deliveries

More recently, the volume of retail sales rose by 0.8 per cent in the March quarter, driven by solid growth in January and February, with the value of sales unchanged in March.

In its industrial business segment, where it sells cocoa and chocolate products to manufacturers, the company recorded a sales growth of 10.8 per cent.

Educated consumers could further drive up sales of dark chocolate which, according to analysts Leatherhead International now makes up 19 per cent of the global chocolate market and is well - positioned for future growth.

Morningstar analyst David Ellis tips sales growth into the lucrative Japanese market via Challenger's distribution relationship with MS Primary, but also forecasts margins to contract by 3.95 per cent to 2022, reflecting this changing product mix.

Not only is the food and liquor business producing impressive growth — same - store sales accelerated in the December quarter to 5 per cent, well ahead of Coles» 1.3 per cent growth — but supermarket profits are rising too.

They are showing annual sales growth of about 25 per cent, while online sales are growing at double this pace.

Woolworths has announced a comparable food sales growth of 4.9 per cent in the first three months of the 2018 financial year.

Supermarket and grocery store sales rose just 2.9 per cent - the weakest rate of growth since September 2013 and well below the six month trend - as Woolworths, Coles and independents supplied by Metcash cut prices to regain market share lost to Aldi.

Group sales rose 4.9 per cent to $ 2.45 billion, with volume growth in most markets offsetting lower average prices.

TWE's renewed success in China comes at a time when the likes of Coke and Unilever are reporting single - digit growth in China, while beverage group Diageo saw its full year sales fall 2 per cent across the Asia - Pacific.

The market was more fixated with Woolworths» Australian supermarket operation, which generates nearly 90 per cent of the company's annual sales and which posted headline sales growth of 5.1 per cent, Easter adjusted, to $ 10.4 billion.

On Tuesday, Coles posted same - store sales growth, Easter adjusted, of 3.5 per cent.

But same - store growth - which strips out the impact of new stores and is a better measure of sales gains - was only 2.9 per cent better for the period, or 3.5 per cent adjusted for Easter.

Advertising doyen Harold Mitchell will sell up to 49 per cent of his cattle station empire in Western Australia to boost the growth of an already - growing business, with expectations the sale could fetch about $ 40 million.

In the March quarter, Woolworths» same - store food sales soared 4.5 per cent, the strongest growth since 2010, while Coles» same - store food sales slowed to 0.8 per cent, with the gap widening to 370 basis points.

Mr O'Connell and CCA chief executive Alison Watkins are confident that the $ 10 million launch of Coke Life on April 7 will restore volume and sales growth to the entire Coca - Cola brand, improving CCA's fortunes after a horror year last in 2014, when sales fell 2 per cent and net profit by 25 per cent to the lowest level for eight years.

While analysts believe the likelihood of a full - blown price war remains less than 50 per cent, fund managers believe Coles is willing to sacrifice profit growth to boost same - store sales and protect its market share.

Local sales of branded Australian wine «flatlined» over the past five years with imported product - led by New Zealand's ubiquitous sauvignon blanc - accounting for 75 per cent of sales growth over this period, Mr Walton said.

After years of marketing virgin coconut oil in the natural health marketplace, Banaban brand sales leapt in the 2011/12 financial year to over 133 per cent growth, reaching further growth of 50 per cent in 2012/13.

Nielsen has forecast that Australian branded wine will account for 70 per cent of the $ 400 million sales growth to 2015 and will have its best opportunity for a decade to thrive.

In 2014 the company's sales are on track to hit 70 per cent growth.

Sales of private - label brands such as Woolworths» Macro and Select, Coles's Finest and Aldi's exclusive brands grew 6.6 per cent in 2014, according to Nielsen, outpacing the 2.4 per cent growth in total grocery sSales of private - label brands such as Woolworths» Macro and Select, Coles's Finest and Aldi's exclusive brands grew 6.6 per cent in 2014, according to Nielsen, outpacing the 2.4 per cent growth in total grocery salessales.

The growth adds to a 91 per cent rise in organic milk sales across the UK in the year up to last November.

In the ALM liquor business, EBITA rose 45.2 per cent to $ 24.1 million after a 20.9 per cent increase in sales to $ 1.54 billion, buoyed by a new supply contract with LMG, strong growth in wine sales at independent bottle shops and the acquisition of four hotels with detached bottle shops.

Shiraz is the No. 1 export variety with $ 601 million in sales across all destinations after enjoying 18 per cent growth.

Deutsche Bank estimates that Coles» same - store liquor sales grew faster than food in the June quarter, rising 4.3 per cent and taking growth for the year to 2.1 per cent.

Woolworths reported last week that earnings before interest and tax for the Australian food and liquor division, which accounted for 66 per cent of sales in the half, grew 6.3 per cent to $ 1.49 billion - nearly doubling the earnings growth of the overall business.