All Adnams articles
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NewsOff-trade delivers results for Adnams
The brewer reported turnover of £31.9m in its interim results, with growth across all channels except for the free trade business
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NewsJonathan Adnams steps down as chairman
Simon Townsend has taken over as interim chairman at the Suffolk-based brewer and operator, with Jonathan Adnams stepping down due to health reasons
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NewsInvestor revolt at Adnams
The chairman and director of the underperforming Suffolk brewer and pub company saw more than a third of shareholders vote against their re-election
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NewsAdnams secures interest from multiple parties
The Suffolk brewer has made progress in its review of options to fund future growth plans, and continues to outperform the market in beer volumes and sales
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NewsAdnams losses widen to £4m amid cost increases
The brewer and pub oprerator is continuing to explore options to fund its future growth plans, which include raising additional capital from another party, and/or the sale of freehold assets to return capital to the company
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NewsAdnams sees 11% sales uplift
The Suffolk-based brewer and pub operator attributed growth to increasing volumes in beer and spirits, with a strong contribution from both its on-trade and off-trade business
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NewsAdnams open to sale
The Suffolk brewery is sounding out prospective buyers and investors as the brewing industry experiences higher costs and weaker demand, according to Sky News
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Weekend PressHistoric Suffolk brewery Adnams in scramble to raise new funds
Sky News has learnt that Adnams is working with Alvarez & Marsal on a range of options to shore up its finances
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NewsAdnams: ‘Trading conditions continue to be uncertain’
The brewer, distiller, and pub operator reported sales in the first half of the year were level with 2022, at £30m
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NewsAndy Wood to step down as Adnams CEO
As part of Adnams’ long term succession planning, Dr Andy Wood OBE DL will retire from his role at the end of 2024, with the search for his replacement in progress
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NewsAdnams reports £1.2m operating loss for FY22
Despite significant pressure on its underlying cost base, the business reported a £7m rise in revenue to £64.2m, and a positive EBITDA of £2.7m for the period.
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NewsSimon Townsend joins Adnams as NED
The former Ei Group chief exectuive is also a non-executive director at Côte Restaurants
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NewsAdnams sees demand return to 2019 levels
At its AGM yesterday, chairman Jonathan Adnams said the business had “successfully navigated the pandemic”
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NewsAdnams rewards loyal staff
The Suffolk-based brewer, pub and hotel operator is repaying staff who took salary reductions during the pandemic
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NewsAdnams reports strong returning demand
Adnams has posted a loss of £3.1m for the six months to 30 June 2021, as it reports strong returning demand from customers in its East Anglia heartland. The brewery and pub operator reported a turnover of £20.5m, marginally less than the £20.6m it posted for the same period in ...
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NewsAdnams expects return to full rents later this year
Brewer and pub operator Adnams has said it is keeping “a weather eye” firmly on the long-term future of its pubs and their tenants, and anticipates pubs returning to paying full rent later this year, provided there are no further regional or national lockdowns.
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NewsAdnams reports £3.7m operating loss
Brewer, pub operator and retailer Adnams saw sales down for the 12 months to 31 December, from £74.7m in 2019, to £50.6m in 2020. The company posted a £3.7m operating loss, compared to profit of £719k for the same period last year.
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InterviewsAndy Wood: ‘Pubs have a symbolic role to play’
For Adnams CEO Andy Wood, a clear reopening roadmap would grant the sector far more than just an ability to plan.
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NewsAdnams reports H1 losses as coronavirus has 'serious impact' on the business
Suffolk-based pubco and retailer Adnams has reported a sizable loss in its half year accounts to 30 June 2020, with trade considerably affected by the coronavirus crisis.
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NewsAdnams reduces workforce by 90%
Suffolk-based pubco and retailer Adnams has reduced staff to 10% of its normal levels to cut costs throughout the coronavirus pandemic.