By Hugh Radojev17 July 2020
Iceland has blamed widening losses in its last financial year on tough trading conditions and ongoing uncertainty around Brexit and the December general election.
The frozen food specialist recorded pre-tax losses of £71.8m for the year to the end of March, following a “sluggish Christmas” due to uncertainty around Brexit and the election.
The retailer said it also had £5m of income owing to the rising price of packaging waste recovery notes – as a result, adjusted EBITDA fell to £133m.
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Iceland has blamed widening losses in its last financial year on tough trading conditions and ongoing uncertainty around Brexit and the December general election.
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