Listers Group saw profit before tax fall from £13.4m to £7.9m in the year ended 31 March 2020. Covid had a “significant effect on profitability” as the retailer had no trade in the final week of

Mazepoint’s Tracy Ellam and Marshall’s Daksh Gupta urged retailers to distribute real-time data that is “credible, accurate and easy to understand” to give everyone in the business a clear

Wiltshire’s Foray Motor Group has announced a reduced loss before tax of £380k for 2019, from £1.12m in 2018. This is despite the Ford retailer’s turnover falling 4% from £175m to £168m. Foray

Jardine has reported a 2019 operating profit of £8.3m, down from £12.5m in 2018. Profit before tax declined from £7m to -£2.7m, with return on sales down from 0.6% to 0.4%. The Colchester retailer

Help provided to franchised retailers by their manufacturers during the height of the Covic-19 pandemic has been scored in the latest NFDA Dealer Attitude Survey carried out in August. The new

Marshall Motor Holdings has appointed four new executives to continue its growth strategy. Former Chrysler Jeep MD Simon Elliot joins from Vertu after just a year in the role of commercial vehicle

The Sytner BMW Mini retailer in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire has closed. The site has represented the brands since 2016 but, in 2017, Sytner acquired Swansea BMW Mini. As a result, it has had to

Marshall Motors’ Daksh Gupta, Waylands’ founder John O’Hanlon, Mazepoint’s Tracy Ellam and Auto Trader’s Ian Plummer are lined up for the next Auto Retail Live webinar on September 15,

Bradford’s Clive Brook Volvo has purchased an additional site on its busy Canal Road location and has now submitted a planning application to build a new workshop and showroom. Mr Brook says the

Telford’s Greenhous has reported a £310k pre-tax profit for the year ended 31 December 2019, down from 2018’s £528k profit (a 52% decline). The total represents an operating margin of 0.31%,

Lookers has delayed its 2019 accounts again and will now not hit its self-imposed deadline of publishing before the end of August as it has extended the scope of its accounting investigations. The

Marshall Motors has signaled takeovers will recommence as the market consolidates in its latest half-year results. The group’s half-year results were, unsurprisingly, down on last year, with an