(Reuters) - British convenience retailer McColl's (L:MCLSM) on Monday posted a 2.7 percent drop in like-for-like sales for the first half, as supplies were hit after the collapse of UK cigarette wholesaler Palmer & Harvey (P&H) last year.
Total revenue, however, rose 19.2 percent to 601.7 million pounds for the 26 weeks ended May 27, as it bought about 300 convenience stores in 2017