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Pret A Manger

  • The Capitalist: slim pickings at Mansion House

    Opinion

    A slither of salmon at Mansion House, protein-packed ‘Super Plates’ at Pret and a self-appreciating AI. Catch up with all the latest gossip from the Square Mile with The Capitalist The Capitalist rubbed shoulders with the City’s great and good at Mansion House on Tuesday, where a decidedly upbeat Rachel Reeves told the assembled financiers [...]

  • Will Pret a Manger’s IPO be a tasty treat for the City?

    Markets

    There are few better ways to start the morning than with a bacon sandwich. Outside City AM‘s offices on Cheapside, a coterie of cafes and sandwich shops open at 6am to sate City workers’ cravings for the greasy, umami-rich bap. There is often a line stretching out the door at Greggs, which charges £3 for [...]

  • Boardroom Uncovered: How work from home policies have changed business

    Video

    Pret A Manger UK managing director, Clare Clough, said work from home patterns are influencing where the business opens new stores.

  • How WFH is influencing where Pret A Manger will open new stores

    June 10, 2025

    The move to working from home post-pandemic is having an impact on where Pret A Manger will open new stores, its UK boss has said.

  • Pret owners in discussions for IPO or possible sale

    June 6, 2025

    Pret’s parent company JAB Holding has engaged advisors to explore options for the sandwich chain, which include a potential sale or stock market float. Luxembourg-based JAB, which bought Pret for £1.5bn in 2018, told the Financial Times that it was not “currently” considering a sale, but added: “As we move closer to a potential IPO, [...]

  • Pret A Manger: Why prices rises are ‘inevitable’ after surviving ‘near-death crisis’

    May 19, 2025

    The boss of Pret A Manger in the UK has revealed the tough economic reality the country is currently facing means it is “inevitable” that some prices will have to be increased. Clare Clough admitted recent years have been “challenging” for the high street staple but that the brand’s number one priority is to find [...]

  • Pret A Manger hit with winding up petition by water company

    February 14, 2025

    Pret A Manger has been hit with a winding up petition by a business water supplier over unpaid debts

  • Pret grows globally as £1 in every £4 now spent outside the UK

    September 17, 2024

    Pret a Manger may be a London lunchtime staple but it has made a firm push for international growth, with over a third of its stores and a quarter of its sales now in international markets. In its half-year results, the sandwich and coffee chain said its sales grew by 10 per cent year on [...]

  • Pride month is ripe for pinkwashing, but LGBTQ charities need corporate support to survive

    June 15, 2024

    Corporate Pride campaigns get a bad rep for pinkwashing, but, when done right, businesses can support meaningful change, writes Amy Heritage.

  • Why Greggs is beating Pret in the battle of the lunch break

    May 30, 2024

    While Pret has failed to commit to any real market position, Greggs is reaping the rewards of building an irreverent and loyal fanbase, says Dougie Hastings There’s an old saying in London – you’re never more than 6ft from a rat and 50m from a Pret a Manger. But the popular high street sandwich chain [...]

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