Nisa-Today’s has record year and records surplus payment
Following a record performance, the board at Nisa-Today's has said it will make a payment of £4.5 million of trading surplus to the group’s members
Print13 August 2010
Nisa-Today’s has announced a record turnover of £1.42 billion for the year ending 28 March 2010 – an increase of 11.9% on the previous year. The Nisa central distribution Services also surged through the 100 million case mark for the first time, ending the year at 103.3 million cases, 7.7% up.
Following the record performance, the board will make a payment of £4.5 million of trading surplus to the group’s members. The payment of surplus is the highest ever in the company’s 32-year history and worth over 1% of qualifying turnover to members trading through Central Distribution operations.
Neil Turton, chief executive officer of Nisa-Today’s commented: “We’ve had a fantastic year through the support of our members. The surplus payment is intended to share that success and provide help in the tough trading environment.”
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