The high street baker relocated 50 sites and made 36 closures, resulting in 121 net new openings. Its estate as of 27 December 2025 sits at 2,739 sites.
The company says it has a strong pipeline of new site opportunities, and expects to open around 120 new sites this year.
Greggs ended the year with fourth quarter total sales up 7.4%. For the full financial year in 2025, total sales were up 6.8% to £2.15bn.
The results follow a challenging year for the bakery brand and the wider market, which saw subdued consumer confidence impacting the food-to-go sector, as well extreme weather dampening trade.
“We made good progress in 2025, in a challenging year where subdued consumer confidence impacted the food-to-go market. Against this backdrop, I’m pleased that Greggs outperformed the wider market and increased its market share of visits,” says chief executive Roisin Currie.
“We enter 2026 with a strong pipeline of new opportunities to make Greggs even more convenient for customers. This is underpinned by the investments we have been making in our supply chain capacity, which start to become operational this year.
“Our ongoing focus on efficiency allows us to deliver exceptional value to customers who are managing their budgets carefully.”