Britvic.........

Britvic PLC is one the two leading soft drinks companies in the UK. It was floated after InterContinental Hotels, Whitbread and Pernod Ricard SA sold 181m share. Britvic is one of the two leading soft drinks businesses in Great Britain by both volume and retail sales value, with many of its brands being number one or two in their respective sub-categories. The Company is the number one supplier to the GB licensed on-trade and number two in the GB take-home. Its brand include Pepsi, Robinsons, Tango, Britvic, J2O and Fruit Shoot.




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AGM and Interim Management Statement 27th January 2010...More good readingand positive revenue growthwhich they again outperformed the GB soft drinks market a silent stock that has been good to me

Well done Tabby!

Quietly hitting new highs...

19/04/10 FLASH: Britvic upgraded to overweight from equal-weight at Morgan Stanley

Maybe a 5...is not far away? no ramp intended....

Are you still in Goldfinger?4-90...and moving with ease

Thanks Baylis...

Up up and awaynew highsme too!!!

I am sure you all drink Pepsi7Up Robinson's squash Tango Lipton Ice TeaFruit Shoot J20. and many more this thread is as quite as a mute underwaterstrange as this stock only knows one directionagain new highs today..

Britvic plc ("Britvic") Interim Management Statement

23rd July 2010



Britvic today reports its third-quarter trading performance. The period covered by this statement ("the quarter") is defined in the notes below.



Group revenue of 289.5m (including Britvic France) in the quarter represents an increase of 16.2% on the prior year, with the underlying GB, International and Irish businesses seeing a combined revenue increase of 6.9%. GB & International revenues in the quarter grew by 6.6% to 223.2m. Britvic France, the newly-created division comprising FruitEntreprises SA, contributed revenue of 23.2m for the month of June following completion of the acquisition at the end of May 2010. This was in line with expectations.



In the year to date, group revenue (including Britvic France) increased by 8.5% to 794.8m, with the underlying GB, International and Irish businesses delivering a revenue increase of 5.4%. GB & International revenues in the year to date grew by 8.0% to 638.8m. Britvic Ireland's sterling-based revenues were up 8.6% in the quarter, leading to a decelerating year-to-date decline of 5.7%.

Preliminary Results - 53 Weeks ended 3 Oct 2010



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Britvic plc
02 December 2010

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Britvic plc Preliminary Results
2nd December 2010

Britvic plc ("Britvic") today announces its preliminary results for the 53 weeks
ended 3rd October 2010 ("the period"). Numbers in this announcement are all
quoted before exceptional and other items, except where stated otherwise.
Year-on-year comparatives are quoted on a 52 week vs. 52 week basis and
therefore exclude the incremental impact of the additional week in 2010. Britvic
France was acquired on 28th May 2010. Prior year Profit and Loss numbers are
stated on a constant currency basis to eliminate performance variations driven
by foreign exchange translation.
Financial Highlights (53 week unless stated):
� Group (ex-France) 52 week revenue growth of 5.9%, driven by
GB/International, up by 8.6%;
� Ex-France, a 52 week EBIT margin improvement of 60 basis points;
� Adjusted (for amortisation) EPS growth of 18.1% to 39.8p;
� Full year dividend per share up 11.3% to 16.7p;
� Adjusted Group Net Debt to EBITDA ratio of 2.4x, on a pro-rata basis;
� A non-cash exceptional impairment charge of GBP104.2m on the carrying
value of Britvic Ireland's
intangible and property assets.

Business Highlights:
� Continued market share gains across the GB brand portfolio;
� A successful innovation programme, including the GB launch of Mountain
Dew Energy;
� Further expansion into mainland Europe with the successful acquisition of
Britvic France for EUR237.0m, completed at the end of May;
� Major new launches in 2011 of Fruit Shoot in Australia, Belgium and an
extension of Fruit Shoot trials in the U.S.

The Board is proposing a final dividend per share of 12.0p bringing the full
year dividend per share to 16.7p, an increase of 11.3% on the prior year. This
reflects the Board's continuing confidence in the future prospects of the
business, as well as the underlying cash generative nature of its activities.


Paul Moody, Chief Executive commented:
"Britvic has again demonstrated its ability to grow the business despite the
difficult conditions in the wider economy. This performance was achieved through
the breadth and quality of our brand portfolio, strong delivery of innovation
and a targeted and focused programme to grow our business internationally.

We are delighted that Britvic France is performing well and its integration into
the Group is on plan. We are taking further steps to restructure our business in
Ireland and believe that this, along with our strong brands and leading market
positions will create a platform to enable us to rebuild the profitability of
this business.

Whilst we expect the consumer and cost environment to remain challenging, we are
confident in our ability to compete strongly in the markets in which we operate.
The Group's extensive brand and innovation plans, combined with satisfactory
trading in the first few weeks of the new financial year, mean we are in good
shape to deliver another robust set of results for the year ahead."

Britvic Q1 group revenues up 20%

http://moneyam.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/201101270700171565A.html?epic=BVIC

Wednesday 30th November -

Britvic, the soft drinks group behind the Robinsons and J2O brands, is expected to raise its final dividend by 8pc to almost 13p, with Nomura believing the company can achieve 5pc medium-term growth in Britain and France. It also forecasts full-year operating profits before amortisation of 134m on 1.29bn sales.

Final Results.

Financial highlights (52 week unless stated)(1):

Group revenue growth of 14.6%; Group ex-France +0.8%. GB, France and International all
delivered positive volume and revenue growth, with Ireland constraining overall group growth

Group EBITA growth of 4.3%, adjusted EPS decline versus 53 weeks in 2010 of 8.2%

Group adjusted net debt to EBITDA ratio of 2.4x compared to 2.5x last year

Group bank syndicate successfully refinanced to deliver strong funding platform to 2016

Full year dividend per share up 6.0% to 17.7p

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Stopped out -10 :O(

Interim Management Statement.

Britvic plc ("Britvic") Quarter 1 Interim Management Statement 25th January 20121


· Group Q1 revenue increased by 2.5%, driven by growth in GB, France and International
· GB take-home channel share gain
· Strong carbonates revenue growth, led by substantial Pepsi share gain
· Continued double-digit revenue growth in France, driven by pricing growth
· Pension funding partnership will be successfully implemented by end of January 2012


GB revenue grew by 2.8%. Britvic achieved take-home market volume and value share gains in the important Christmas quarter. Carbonates performed particularly strongly with revenue growth of 5.8%, led by Pepsi, which substantially grew its market share of the take-home cola market. With our increased year on year promotional activity in the quarter, carbonates ARP growth was 0.2%, which builds on the strong prior year Q1 comparative of +4.6%. GB stills showed an improving performance compared to recent quarterly trends, with revenue declining by 1.7%.

Ireland revenue declined by 10.0%. Volume was down 0.2% and ARP (excluding third party products) was down by 5.3% due to both promotional intensity and adverse mix. Britvic Ireland held value share of the take-home market. Half of the 10% revenue decline is attributable to the third-party brands, largely alcohol, which we distribute via the licensed wholesale business where the on-to-off trade shift was especially marked.

France revenue grew by 12.6%. Strong revenue performance was driven by the achievement of significant price increases to cover raw material inflation, leading to ARP growth of 14.7%. Our volume and value market share of syrups has further increased.

International revenue grew by 1.7%. The single-digit revenue growth in Q1 and ARP decline reflects the different timing of concentrate shipments to Australia compared to the stock build last year and the phasing of promotional activity in export markets. The prior year Q1 revenue comparative was 41.5%. We remain on track to achieve full year revenue growth guidance of 20%.


Paul Moody, Chief Executive, commented:

"Our GB, French and International business units have again delivered positive revenue growth and we continue to compete strongly and effectively in each of our markets.

We expect the general economic and trading environments to remain challenging but, despite this caution, we are confident in our ability to deliver another solid set of results for the year ahead, in line with our expectations."



[1] All numbers and comparisons are quoted on a constant exchange rate basis. Volume and ARP are adjusted for the impact of double concentrate on Robinsons and MiWadi to provide a meaningful comparison. Numbers not adjusted for double concentrate are available on the Britvic Investor Relations website at www.britvic.com

Another strong day. Yield still 4.95%

Looks to have finally cleared 360.

Interim Results.

Group Financial Headlines:

· Group revenue up 1.7% to £641.1m
· Group EBITA down 6.9% to £41.9m, EBITA margin down 60bps due to impact of 2011 higher raw material costs before the implementation of 2012 price increase
· Fixed costs down 3.3% (actual exchange rate)
· Underlying free cash flow improved by 26.6%
· Group adjusted net debt down by £21.6m to £534.4m
· Interim dividend per share up by 3.9% to 5.3p

Group Business Highlights:

· GB revenue growth of 2.4%, led by carbonates +6.7% gaining further market share
· Britvic France revenue up 6.4%, led by strong price growth of 11.5%(7)
· International delivered double-digit revenue growth, driven by US Fruit Shoot and expansion into new states, including Texas, increasing number of US states to 8
· Britvic Ireland, further decisive action taken on costs to mitigate declining top line