Greggs plc (LSE:GRG) posted a 6.1% rise in total sales for Q3 2025, with year-to-date sales up 6.7%. After a slow July due to high temperatures, trading improved in August and September. The company opened 130 new shops while closing 73, resulting in 57 net new openings, and expects around 120 net openings for the full year. Greggs is also expanding its ‘Bake at Home’ range, introducing high-protein and seasonal menu items, and progressing supply chain investments with new distribution centers in Derby and Kettering planned for 2026 and 2027. Cost inflation expectations for 2025 have slightly eased, and the board maintains its full-year guidance.
Greggs’ strong financial performance, consistent revenue growth, and solid profitability underpin a positive outlook. Valuation remains attractive, with a low P/E ratio and healthy dividend yield, though technical indicators suggest a neutral to slightly bearish short-term trend.
About Greggs plc
Greggs plc is a leading UK food retailer, offering bakery products, sandwiches, salads, and beverages. The company focuses on convenience and affordability through a network of company-managed and franchised shops nationwide.
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