Shares in AIM-listed diversified food business Real Good Food slid on Wednesday after the company said it now expects to make a full-year loss following weaker-than-expected trading late last year. The company said sales in the early part of the Christmas trading quarter were "largely satisfactory", but its performance in the last few weeks of the year was "materially" below its expectations, mostly due to a disappointing performance in UK grocery retail and de-stocking in overseas markets. In ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...