Overview
- The Times reports Greene King is reviewing changes that could affect about 100 roles across head office and central teams.
- No final decision has been taken, and the company has declined to comment on the report.
- The move would represent a second restructuring in roughly two years for the operator of about 2,600 pubs across Britain.
- Company filings show 2024 sales rose 3.2% to £2.45bn, yet the group posted a £147.1m pre-tax loss alongside £198m in adjusted operating profit.
- Chief executive Nick Mackenzie has said costs have risen by more than £300m since 2019 from tax, energy, food and labour, as the sector readies for new business-rates relief from April.