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UK pub company Marston’s looks forward to Christmas booking

British pub company Marston’s – which has about 1,500 units in the UK – is cautiously optimistic about Christmas trading thanks to”encouraging” bookings for the period and sales above pre-pandemic level.
The pub sector has been one of the most affected by the Government anti-covid restrictions and it is currently experiencing a shortage of labour as well as rising costs for staff and utilities. For these reasons, Marston’s has announced it will not propose a dividend for 2021 – also considering the still high level of uncertainty in the hospitality sector.
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https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/pub-operator-marstons-posts-wider-loss-withholds-dividend-2021-11-30/

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