Mitchells & Butlers

Christmassy performance by M&B

09/01/20 -"M&B has made a strong start to FY19/20 with 2.6% lfl sales growth during Q1. The positive momentum was led by both the food and drinks businesses, despite strong comparables, wet weather ..."

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