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Jon Robinson

  • Associate Director, Citypress
Manchester
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Profit surges at King's grocer

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By Jon Robinson
| buff.ly
| Fortnum & Mason at Christmas. Credit - Getty Profit at Fortnum & Mason surged by more than 60 per cent as its sales also ticked up during its latest financial year, new figures have revealed. The iconic London store has posted a pre-tax profit of £15m for the 12 months to the end of July 2025, a rise from £9.3m. The firm’s turnover also increased from £227.8m to £239m over the same period.
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Restaurant chain Loungers creates over 900 jobs as major expansion continues

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By Jon Robinson
| MSN UK Verified
Jon Robinson www.cityam.com Cafe-bar and restaurant chain Loungers has created more than 900 jobs in the year it departed from the London Stock Exchange's AIM, new figures have shown. The Bristol -based company delisted in February last year following its £338m acquisition by Fortress Investment Group. Founded in 2002 by Alex Reilley, David Reid and Jake Bishop, the Cosy Club and Brightside operator has now released its first set of results since becoming a private entity.
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Loungers creates 900 jobs as major expansion plans continue

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By Jon Robinson
| MSN Verified
Cafe-bar and restaurant chain Loungers created more than 900 jobs in the year it quit the London Stock Exchanges AIM, it has been revealed. The Bristol-headquartered business delisted in February last year after being acquired by Fortress Investment Groupfor 338m. The Cosy Club and Brightside owner was founded in 2002 by Alex Reilley, David Reid and Jake Bishop and has now published its first results since going private.
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