Greggs sits at the centre of a fresh price target debate, with recent analyst work clustering around £19.60 and £22.10 per share. These targets reflect different views on how much upside remains after the recent rally, with one camp leaning on continued execution and efficiency gains and another more focused on a tighter margin of safety and execution risk. In the sections that follow, you will see how this split view is shaping the evolving narrative around Greggs and what to watch...

Major retailers on London's high streets are using new technology from the Metropolitan Police to catch shoplifters. It allows them to submit CCTV footage, witness statements and other evidence directly to officers within minutes, allowing the biggest force in the country to track, arrest, and build cases against offenders more quickly. Tesco, Boots, Marks & Spencer and Greggs are among the retail giants already using the tech, which they access via subscription, across several London boroughs, including Westminster, Hammsersmith and Fulham, and Greenwich.

Greggs (LON:GRG) reported higher first-half sales and profit for 2026, supported by estate expansion, grocery distribution and improved management of costs during periods of hot weather, while maintaining its full-year expectations. Total sales increased 7.2% in the first half, including 2.1% like-

The bakery chain revealed its sales increased over the first half of 2026 while its expansion across the UK continued.

FTSE 100 up 37 points to 10,908 Earlier topped 10,949 - a new intraday high Results out from Glencore, Rio, Reckitt, Stan Chart, Greggs, Aberdeen, Weir 5.30pm: Stocks gain The FTSE 100 finished the day 37 points higher at 10,908 as investors await the outcome of the Fed’s...

The boss of Greggs said its breakfast and lunch deals had gone up in price.

Greggs is set to start selling sausage rolls in Spain as it seeks to bounce back from a string of lacklustre results.