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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mitchells & Butlers Plc | LSE:MAB | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B1FP6H53 | ORD 8 13/24P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
3.00 | 1.27% | 239.00 | 238.50 | 239.50 | 239.50 | 235.50 | 235.50 | 38,515 | 15:04:31 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Drinking Places (alcoholic) | 2.5B | -4M | -0.0067 | -353.73 | 1.41B |
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RNS Number : 3848Z
Mitchells & Butlers PLC
14 December 2017
14 December 2017
Mitchells & Butlers plc
LEI no. 213800JHYNDNB1NS2W10
Annual Report 2017
In compliance with Listing Rule 9.6.1, Mitchells & Butlers plc has today submitted copies of the following documents to the National Storage Mechanism:
1. Company Annual Report and Accounts 2017 2. Notice of the 2018 Annual General Meeting
These documents will shortly be available for inspection at http://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/NSM
The above documents can also be accessed on the Company's website at: www.mbplc.com
The Company's Annual General Meeting will be held at Mitchells & Butlers plc, Retail Support Centre, 27 Fleet Street, Birmingham, B3 1JP on Tuesday 23 January 2018 at 2.00pm.
A condensed set of Mitchells & Butlers plc financial statements, information on important events that have occurred during the year and their impact on the financial statements and responsibility statements were included in the Company's Full Year Results announcement on 23 November 2017. That information, together with the information on Risks and Uncertainties given below, constitutes the requirements of DGTR 6.3.5 which is to be communicated via an RIS in unedited full text. This announcement is not a substitute for reading the full Annual Report and financial statements. To view the Full Year Results announcement, visit the Company website: www.mbplc.com/investors/
Risks and uncertainties
This section highlights the top ten principal risks and uncertainties that affect the Company, together with the key mitigating activities in place to manage those risks. This does not represent a comprehensive list of all of the risks that the Company faces, but focuses on those that are currently considered to be most relevant.
The processes that are used to identify and manage risks are described in the internal control and risk management statement on pages 60 and 61 of the 2017 Annual Report.
Risk category and description Controls/mitigating activities --------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- 1. Market risks --------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Declining sales performance Right team and structure in place. Brand alignment This risk falls into ensures the right research three main categories: gets done and is acted on. Sales: There is a risk that declining sales, Daily, weekly and periodic concerns around consumer sales reporting, monitoring confidence, increased and scrutiny activity is personal debt levels, in place. squeezes on disposable income and rising inflation Our Eat Drink Share panel together may adversely provides robust, quick affect our market share and cost effective research. and profitability, reducing This is our own panel of headroom against securitisation 27,000 M&B guests whom tests. we can use for research purposes for quick and Consumer and market cost effective insights. insight: If M&B fails to manage and develop Primary research in partnership its existing (and new) with brand/category teams. brands in line with consumer needs and market Working with suppliers trends due to failure to tap into their research. to obtain or use sufficient insight in a timely Each brand has its own manner, this may lead pricing strategy. to a decline in revenues and profits. Price promotions are in line with the agreed strategy. Pricing and market changes: If price changes are Sales training for Management. not intelligently applied due to a lack of appreciation Consumer/insight led innovation of market sensitivities process and development and elasticities, this for new brands. may result in decreased revenue and profit. Reduce customer complaints by improving the local management of social media responses (e.g. TripAdvisor). Increased digital marketing activity. Online guest satisfaction survey to collect guest feedback. This feedback together with the results of research studies is monitored and evaluated by a dedicated guest insight team to ensure that the relevance to guests of the Company's brands is maintained. --------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Cost of goods price Overall, price increases increases are mitigated as Mitchells & Butlers leverages its Food: The price of goods scale to drive competitive increases due to increases cost advantage and collaborates in demand and uncertainty with suppliers to increase of supply, leading to efficiencies in the supply decreased profits. chain. The fragmented nature of the food supply industry Drinks: The price of on the world commodity drinks goods increases markets gives the Company due to changes in demand, the opportunity to source legislation, exchange products from a number rates and production of alternative suppliers costs, leading to decreased in order to drive down profits. cost. Key mitigating activities for food and drink are Goods not for resale: detailed below: Increases in the price of goods not for resale Food: and utilities costs A Food Procurement Strategy as a result of increases is in place. in global demand and uncertainty of supply Full reviews have been in producing nations carried out on key categories can have a significant to ensure optimum value impact on the cost base, is achieved in each category. consequently impacting margins. A full range review was completed in 2017 ensuring the correct number of products/suppliers. Regular reporting of current and projected inflation. Good relationships with key suppliers. Drinks: Each drinks category has a clearly defined strategic sourcing plan to ensure Company scale is leveraged, supply base is rationalised and consumer needs are met. Good relationships with key suppliers. Supplier collaboration programmes are in place. Plans in development to mitigate Sugar Tax. Risk is increasing mainly due to the devaluation of the pound following Brexit, changes in Government policy (raising risk of punitive duty changes) and the introduction of the Sugar Tax in 2018. --------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- 2. Operational Risks --------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- People planning and The Company makes significant development investment in training to ensure that its people Mitchells & Butlers have the right skills to has a strong guest focus, perform their jobs successfully. and as such it is important that it is able to attract, Furthermore, an employee retain, develop and survey is conducted annually motivate the best people to establish employee satisfaction with the right capabilities and engagement and this throughout the organisation. is compared with other There is a risk that companies, as well as previous without the right people surveys. Where appropriate, our customer service changes in working practices levels would be affected. are made in response to the findings of these surveys. Remuneration packages are
benchmarked to ensure that they remain competitive and a talent review process is used to provide structured succession planning. --------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Business continuity The Company has in place and crisis crisis and continuity plans management that are tested and refreshed regularly. The Company's Mitchells & Butlers third-party back-up facility, relies on its food and for Retail Support Centre drink supply chain and employees, has been successfully the key IT systems underlying tested to ensure critical the business to serve business systems are able its guests efficiently to function in the event and effectively. Supply of a disaster. chain interruption, IT system failure or In addition, during FY crises such as terrorist 2017, departmental Business activity or the threat Continuity Plans have been of disease pandemic revised, updated and reviewed might restrict sales by the Risk Committee. or reduce operational effectiveness. --------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Information security In FY 2017 a further review and of information security, disaster recovery disaster recovery and IT resilience was performed There is a risk that in order to highlight any inadequate disaster gaps and address any challenges recovery plans and information that had been presented security processes are in exploring the viability in place to mitigate of a disaster recovery against a system outage, test for our business critical or failure to ensure applications. During the appropriate back-up year a number of improvements facilities (covering have been made, including: key business systems and the recovery of Further development of critical data) and loss the information security of sensitive data. steering group. Group Assurance follow-up review of information security controls. Review and implementation of appropriate cyber security governance policy and procedures. Ongoing security awareness initiatives have been and continue to be undertaken. Penetration testing. --------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Wage cost inflation A detailed review of the risks associated with successfully There is a risk that implementing the National increased costs associated Living Wage has been completed. with the introduction This review has been undertaken of the National Living at a strategic level and Wage may adversely impact seeks to ensure that appropriate upon overall operational mitigating actions are costs. in place, some of which are in relation to how the Group carefully manages productivity and efficiency across the estate. Implementation of the National Living Wage will continue to remain an area of focus in FY 2018. We have successfully implemented a new Time and Attendance system to improve the management controls and reporting of staff hours. --------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Borrowing covenants The Company maintains headroom against these risks. The There are risks that finance team conducts daily borrowing covenants cash forecasting with periodic are breached because reviews at the Treasury of circumstances such Committee, the roles of as: which include ensuring i. A change in the that the Board Treasury economic climate Policy is adhered to, monitoring leading to reduced its operation and agreeing cash inflows; or appropriate strategies ii. A material change for recommendation to the in the valuation Board. of the property portfolio. In addition, regular forecasting and testing of covenant compliance is performed and frequent communication is maintained with the Securitisation Trustee. --------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Pension fund deficit The Company has made significant additional contributions The material value of to reduce the funding deficit. the pension fund deficit In July 2017, the Company remains a risk. reached agreement on the triennial valuation of the Group pension schemes as at 31 March 2016, with a funding shortfall of GBP451m (March 2013 valuation GBP572m shortfall). The Company will continue to pay cash contributions (of GBP46m p.a. indexed) to 2023, with an additional payment of GBP13m into escrow in 2024 should such further funding be required at that time. --------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Failure to operate safely Mitchells & Butlers maintains and a robust programme of health legally and safety checks both within its restaurants A major health and safety and pubs and throughout failure could lead to the supply chain. illness, injury or loss of life or significant The dedicated Safety Assurance damage to the Company's team uses a number of technical or a brand's reputation. partners including food technologists, microbiologists and allergen specialists to ensure that our food procedures are safe. Regular independent audits of trading sites are performed to ensure that procedures are followed and that appropriate standards are maintained. Food suppliers are required to meet the British Retail Consortium Global Standard for Food Safety and are subject to regular safety and quality audits. Comprehensive health and safety training programmes are in place. --------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Food supply chain safety M&B has a Safety Assurance team and uses a number Malicious or accidental of technical partners including contamination in the food technologists, food supply chain could lead safety experts, a microbiologist, to food goods for resale allergy consultants, trading being unfit for human standards specialists, consumption or being nutritionists etc. dangerous to consume. M&B uses a robust system This could lead to restrictions of detailed product specifications. in supply which in turn causes an increase in All food products are risk cost of goods and reduced rated using standard industry sales due to consumer definitions and assessment
fears and physical harm of the way the products to customers/employees. are used in M&B kitchens. Suppliers are then risk rated according to their products. Each food supplier is audited at least once per annum in respect of safety and additionally in response to a serious food safety complaint or incident. --------------------------------- -------------------------------------------
For further information, please contact:
Investor Relations
Amy De Marsac
0121 498 6514
Media:
James Murgatroyd (Finsbury)
020 7251 3801
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
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