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An overview of AlixPartners research in the UK:

CEOs worry business disruption at highest since World War II Pressures from digitalisation, Brexit, the pandemic and now the threat of war, mean the cycle of disruption is more rapid, while funds available to help companies adapt are low.
30 March 2022
Covid-19 is not the most disruptive force, says AlixPartners What is the most disruptive force in business today? Turns out, it’s not Covid-19 – according to a new AlixPartners survey.
28 April 2021
UK restaurant numbers slump for sixth consecutive quarter The number of licensed premises in Britain is continuing its steady year-on-year decline, with 2,920 fewer such venues than there were just 12 months ago.
22 August 2019
FMCG sector pours billions of digital advertising spend down drain Around 60% of money spent on digital advertising by fast moving consumer goods firms is wasted, according to a new report.
06 August 2019
Beverage businesses top sector growth as food falls flat The top 50 most profitable companies in the UK food and beverage sector are increasingly focused on food and drink, fuelling M&A interest in the segment.
02 August 2019
Online retail growth outpaces bricks-and-mortar footfall Traditional retailers saw sales volume and value stabilised at the start of 2019, enjoying growth 4%.
06 June 2019
Despite sunshine, tough trading conditions persist for UK retail As the British retail sector continues to fight against numerous challenges, a new study has found that stores enjoyed a modest boost to sales value in the summer months of 2018.
07 August 2018
Electronic vehicle manufacturers face major short-term loses A new analysis has revealed that producers of electric and autonomous cars could be on a collision course with a billion dollar disaster, with demand for the products still languishing in single digi
24 July 2018
UK retailers continue to suffer from the high street crunch Tough choices face the UK regarding Brexit, as negotiations plagued by governmental in-fighting continue to create economic uncertainties for people and businesses across Europe.
16 July 2018
Threat of trade war hits global procurement industry With a growing level of concern expressed by experts at a potential global trade war, a new research paper has warned that the procurement industry is facing a coming storm in coming years.
21 June 2018
Restaurant sector overstretch fuels fears of casual dining crunch The UK has witnessed a string of casual dining chains looking to find efficiency savings, or entering into full-blown restructuring efforts in 2018, in a casual dining crunch which threatens thousand
30 April 2018
Unplanned CEO turnover can harm financial results of portfolio companies Private equity companies that considering a CEO change as part of their investment should think twice before they bluntly push for the change.
10 April 2018
The race for electrification in the automotive industry has begun Electrification is starting to have a noticeable impact on the global automotive industry, according to a new report by AlixPartners.
29 September 2017
Commercial aerospace industry profits fall slightly on increasing costs The commercial aviation industry has enjoyed a number of years of relatively high profitability, high EBIT margins and higher market capitalisations as the more efficient industry saw considerably lo
19 September 2017
Global car market to break through 100 million in sales by 2020 The Global Automotive Outlook 2017 has predicted that the global automotive industry is set to reach 114 million in worldwide sales annually by 2024.
29 August 2017
Hotel industry enjoys revenue growth on supply constraints The top ten UK hotel ten hotel brands operate 205,000 rooms, 54% of which are budget outfits according to new figures.
25 August 2017
Private equity companies quickly shed incumbent CEOs Private equity portfolio companies quickly shed incumbent CEOs, with an average of 73% moving on by the point of exit – usually due to differences in expectations between PE investors and CEOs.
21 August 2017
UK retail industry sees value rise, long-term conditions remain uncertain Stagnant wages and unsustainable consumer debt means threaten the long-term spending growth of the UK retail industry, according to a new study by AlixPartners.
31 May 2017
Demand for restructuring services expected to increase in US and UK Restructuring activity in the US and other major economies is projected to increase in 2017.
20 February 2017
Consumer sentiment spurring boom of small producers in US food industry More and more US consumers are opting for food products that offer wellness benefits, are sustainably produced and lack additives.
20 September 2016
Demand for restructuring and turnaround in Asia Pacific on the rise The economic slowdown in China, as well as global instability, low commodity prices and changing interest rates, means that corporates in the Asia Pacific region may find themselves in strife.
09 August 2016
Global container shipping industry in choppy waters, says AlixPartners The ocean container-carrier industry has entered choppy waters following a continued demand-supply imbalance.
27 June 2016
Wages, food safety and technology top restaurant agenda While restaurant and brand owners are benefiting from lower commodity prices and increasing consumer spending, fast food workers remain poorly paid, highlights a new report.
30 March 2016
AlixPartners: Aviation industry profit reaches $73 billion The civil aviation market has booked profits of $73 billion in 2014, research by AlixPartners shows.
05 November 2015

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