Greggs plc
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Roisin Currie
- Full Time Employees
- 39,863
- Sector
- Consumer Cyclical
- Industry
- Specialty Retail
- Address
- Greggs House Newcastle-Upon-Tyne TY United Kingdom NE12 8BU
- IPO Date
- May 17, 2012
- Website
- corporate.greggs.co.uk
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- Greggs plc Greggs plc operates as a leading British food-on-the-go retailer specializing in freshly prepared baked goods, savoury pastries, sandwiches, and sweet treats; its core products include iconic sausage rolls, bacon rolls, pasties, pizzas, doughnuts, and beverages such as hot drinks and iced lattes, with additional offerings like plant-based options, salads, and evening menu items to broaden appeal. The company manufactures these items in its own centres of excellence, manages logistics through owned supply chains, and distributes via over 2,600 company-managed and franchised shops across the United Kingdom, serving more than six million customers weekly with a focus on high street, convenience, drive-through, delivery, and click-and-collect channels; it targets everyday consumers seeking affordable, quality food through digital platforms including the Greggs App, Just Eat, and Uber Eats partnerships. Founded in 1939 by John Gregg in Newcastle upon Tyne and headquartered at Greggs House, Quorum Business Park, Newcastle upon Tyne NE12 8BU, Greggs plc employs over 33,000 colleagues and maintains a vertically integrated model encompassing manufacturing, logistics, and retail to ensure consistent quality and value. In recent developments, Greggs plc achieves total sales of over £2 billion for the first time in 2024, opens its 2,600th shop, and launches the smaller Bitesize Greggs format at high-footfall locations like Sevenoaks Railway Station to expand into space-constrained prime sites; it progresses toward 140-150 net new shop openings annually, secures sites for new distribution centres in Derby and Kettering opening in 2026 and 2027 to support growth, and opens its 40th Outlet shop in Edinburgh to reduce food waste and create jobs. The company extends trading hours into evenings, enhances digital capabilities for loyalty and delivery, and reports strong sales growth including 11.3% total sales increase and 6.1% like-for-like growth in company-managed shops through 2025 amid economic challenges; it advances sustainability goals with a 41.8% reduction in carbon intensity since 2019 toward net zero by 2040 and continues franchise expansion aiming for over 600 locations by 2026 through partnerships like SSP for travel hubs.
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