Ken Murphy
Chief Executive Officer
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Tesco Plc S/Adr (OTC: TSCDY) Q4 2025 earnings conference call, held 2026-04-16. Replay captured from the company's public earnings webcast.

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Good morning everybody and thank you for joining Imran and I as we talk through our results for the year. We will also provide an update on our strategic ambitions as we set ourselves up for longer-term delivery in an ever-changing retail landscape. I'm really pleased with our performance across the last year. Against a backdrop of increased competitive intensity, we took decisive action to further strengthen our investments in price, quality and service. These actions resonated strongly with customers, driving further gains in customer satisfaction and continued growth in market share. Our commitment to delivering the best value for customers remains firm. In a period of continued pressure on household incomes and global uncertainty, this matters more than ever. In a year of strong momentum, customer satisfaction stepped on further, and we reached our highest market share for a decade. This translated into a strong financial performance with both profit and cash flow ahead of our guidance ranges. Alongside strong operational execution, we have been working across the business to unlock long-term growth opportunities, leveraging our unrivaled customer reach, data insights, and digital expertise, including the use of AI. As part of my strategic update a little later, I will cover some of this progress in more detail. Increasing customer satisfaction and market share are priorities for us. And following our progress over the last four years, we were pleased to see further momentum this year. Our net promoter score increased ahead of the competition, including an improvement in value perception. In the UK, our market share reached 28.5%. outperforming on both a volume and a value basis, and taking our total share gain across the last three years to 120 basis points. In ...