Tesco

A softer closure to the year

14/04/21 -"Tesco’s preliminary results for FY20/21 were ahead of consensus but below our estimates. The strength in the UK & ROI was offset by a weak show in Central Europe and Tesco Bank. Going forward, we ..."

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