Real Good Food revenue falls short of market expectations

UK bakery, ingredient and sugar group Real Good Food reported annual revenue of £139.25m, lower than market forecasts of £251.5m as continuing profit before tax rose 148 per cent.

UK bakery, ingredient and sugar group Real Good Food reported annual revenue of £139.25m, lower than market forecasts of £251.5m as continuing profit before tax rose 148 per cent.

The group, which owns Napier Brown sugar and food ingredient businesses Garrett and Renshaw said it is confident of meeting company expectations for 2012 and remains on track to double the size of its business within three years.

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