Greggs to release interim 2026 results on 29 July (GRG)

Greggs plc (LSE:GRG) has confirmed that it will publish its interim results for the 26 weeks ended 27 June 2026 on Wednesday 29 July 2026.

The announcement will provide shareholders and the wider market with an update on the bakery chain’s trading performance during the first half of the financial year, offering insight into sales trends and operational progress.

Investors to focus on consumer demand and margins

The upcoming results will be closely watched for indications of how Greggs is performing against the backdrop of changing consumer spending patterns, inflationary pressures and competition within the UK food-to-go market.

Investors are also expected to look for updates on demand, profitability, cost management and the company’s outlook for the remainder of the financial year as the business continues to expand its nationwide estate.

Market to assess outlook for second half

Greggs continues to benefit from a fundamentally resilient operating business, although softer earnings quality during 2025, including pressure on margins, earnings per share and free cash flow, together with higher leverage, has moderated its investment outlook.

The company’s valuation remains relatively attractive, supported by a price-to-earnings ratio of around 14 and a dividend yield of approximately 3.34%. Technical indicators remain broadly constructive, although momentum signals are mixed. Previous management guidance has highlighted positive sales performance and a supportive inflation and capital expenditure outlook, balanced against expectations for broadly flat profits and continued investment across the supply chain.

More about Greggs plc

Greggs plc is one of the UK’s largest food-to-go retailers, operating a nationwide network of shops offering bakery products, sandwiches, hot food and drinks. The company has built its business around providing convenient, affordable meals for customers across high streets, retail parks, transport hubs and other high-footfall locations.

Alongside its traditional bakery offering, Greggs has expanded its menu and store formats while investing in digital ordering, delivery partnerships and supply chain infrastructure to support long-term growth in the competitive quick-service food market.