Patrick Coveney

Greencore eyes inflation spike as sales rebound

Patrick Coveney-led sandwich maker benefitted as supermarkets gained food-to-go market share

Why Covid-19 saw a rise in Iseq CEOs’ average pay

Median CEO compensation package falls almost 36 per cent to €1.2 million however

Greencore expects to resume dividend payments as UK economy reopens

Revenue down 19% due to Covid restrictions, as food company went into ‘survival mode’

Greencore pledges to make all packaging recyclable by 2025

Convenience food company outlines new sustainability pledge

Greencore sees revenue fall 15% as lockdown impact felt

Covid-19 pandemic meant it was ‘another challenging period’, said Patrick Coveney

Covidius horribilis: Business winners and losers of 2020

Coronavirus meant the end for many firms, while others adapted and prospered

Vodafone’s Anne O’Leary among new Greencore board appointees

Former head of corporate broking at Goodbody and ex-professional basketball player also join

A tale of two pandemics for Smurfit Kappa and Greencore

Market Watch: CPL’s new owners lock in Anne Heraty

Is Coveney the right man to lead Greencore out of Covid-19 crisis?

CEO insists he has right formula to bring convenience food company forward again

Greencore business ‘absolutely smashed’ by Covid-19, says CEO

Patrick Coveney warns sandwich firm will not recover until 2022 as it raises additional £90m

Greencore completes £90m share placing as profits plunge 81%

Irish food group – and UK’s biggest sandwich maker – hit by fall-off in demand due to Covid

Full-year revenues to fall by 14% at Greencore

Irish-headquartered food group points to improving demand for its products in the UK

Greencore revenues fall 34% amid Covid-19 crisis

Company sees ‘encouraging’ improvement in demand as lockdowns lift

No Greencore dividend amid 70% sales hit due to Covid-19

Largest UK maker of pre-packed sandwiches obliged to furlough more than 4,000 UK staff

Greencore appoints Emma Hynes as new chief financial officer

Outgoing CFO Eoin Tonge to join M&S in May, while Hynes rejoins from Press Up

Greencore says business holding up well as coronavirus crisis hits

Company says it is too early to predict final impact on 2020 results

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