A.G. BARR p.l.c. BAG

A.G. BARR (LON:BAG) reported first-half revenue growth of 8.5% to £247.4 million for fiscal 2026/27, as contributions from acquisitions and continued demand for its core soft-drinks brands offset temporary supply-chain disruption during the summer trading period. Profit before tax rose 2.6% to £36.

The Scottish drinks firm said stock availability and customer service has normalised over the second half of the year.

Investing.com -- A.G. Barr kept its full-year guidance on Tuesday after first-half revenue rose 8.5%, despite supply problems that cost the Scottish soft drinks maker £10 million in sales during the summer period.

Euan Sutherland, the CEO of AG Barr, said Shapland's "wealth of consumer, commercial, and financial expertise will be invaluable".

AG Barr was “pleased” with its performance but admitted second-quarter revenue was hit by reduced stock availability.

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