All Marston’s articles – Page 12
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News
Jack: Marston’s repositioning to lead to growth
A leading analyst has said that he believes Marston’s repositioning (selling wet-led pubs, recycling capital into food-led new builds and converting the Taverns estate to franchise) should lead to double-digit earnings growth in 2015E and 2016E
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Interviews
Friday five-minute interview
M&C Report talks to Colin Sadler, MD of Marston’s Premium Pubs and Bars division which includes the Pitcher & Piano and Revere Pub Company, about his best investment, his best his best business decision and the best piece of advice he’s ever received
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NewsMarston's reiterates Scotland growth plans
Marston’s has reiterated plans to open five pubs a year in Scotland on the first anniversary of its venture north of the border
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NewsCo-op stores to be built at 54 Marston's pubs
Co-op convenience stores are to be built on 54 Marston’s pub sites
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NewsRevere names target locations
Revere Pub Company, Marston’s premium pub arm, is looking for sites across the country as it looks to grow its 18-strong Pitcher & Piano estate and unbranded portfolio this year, M&C Report has learnt
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NewsOne in five Marston's acquisitions capable of lodges
Around 20% of sites bought by Marston’s are capable of lodges, chief executive Ralph Findlay told the Numis Travel & Leisure Conference
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NewsBeer duty cut helps Marston's create 3,000 jobs
A 1p cut in beer duty has enabled Marston’s to create 3,000 new jobs over the next two years, the pub company has announced on the same day Chancellor George Osborne visited the brewery
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NewsMarston's exchanges on four properties worth £18m
Marston’s, the brewer and pub operator, has exchanged contracts on four properties worth £18m
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NewsNewcastle P&P site sold for £7.6m
The freehold of a landmark Pitcher & Piano site in Newcastle has been sold for £7.6m
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OpinionFrom beer to boardroom
Richard Westwood tells Robyn Black about his lengthy career in brewing and promotion to managing director at Marston’s, and explains how the creation of Fastcask and a new bottling plant are key to the company’s growth plans
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NewsMarston’s sold pubs to minimise regulatory risk
Marston’s disposed of more than 200 pubs to a property investor in November in part to reduce its “exposure to the potential effects of government intervention”, according to chief executive Ralph Findlay
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Marston's adds five sites
Marston’s, the brewer and pub operator, is adding five new sites to its estate worth a total of £20m
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NewsRevere to up expansion plans
Revere Pub Company, Marston’s premium pub arm, is in negotiations on a couple of high street sites as it looks to add to its 18-strong Pitcher & Piano estate and unbranded portfolio this year
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NewsMarston's to launch franchise committee
Marston’s, the brewer and pub operator, is set to launch its first franchise committee to involve its franchisees in “consultation and decision making processes” across a range of areas
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NewsFrench reiterates Hold for Marston's
Leading analyst Simon French has reiterated his Hold recommendation and 150p Target Price for Marston’s after a “slightly better than expected” trading update
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NewsMarston's Destination and Premium festive lfls grow 3.3%
Marston’s, the brewer and pub operator, saw like-for-like sales grow 3.3% over the key festive period (three weeks to 3 January) in its Destination and Premium division
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NewsJack: Marston’s to have made good progress
A leading analyst has said that although Marston’s faces the hardest comps and has limited exposure to London, he expects the company to have made good progress over Christmas
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NewsMarston's markets £6.6m sale and leaseback
Marston’s is marketing the freehold of a landmark Pitcher & Piano site in Newcastle on a sale and leaseback basis for offers in excess of £6.6m
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NewsMarston's places 26 pubs on the market
Marston’s, the brewer and pub operator, has placed a package of 26 pubs on the market with Sidney Phillips, M&C Report has learnt
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NewsNo annual bonuses for Marston’s exec directors
No annual bonuses were paid to Marston’s executive directors in its most recent financial year and the company plans to limit future payments under its long term incentive plan (LTIP), according to Marston’s Annual Report