Mitchells & Butlers

A strong closure to FY19/20; a risky road ahead

30/11/20 -"M&B has announced better than expected closure to FY19/20. Cost-saving initiatives and the performance improvement programme (called Ignite) resulted in minimal loss during the second half of the ..."

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