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Marks and Spencer is a double retailer of clothing and food, with the balance tipping towards the latter. As seen in the present statistic, Marks & Spencer’s generated a far greater revenue in the UK from its **** segment than it did from ** in financial year 2026. Marks & Spencer’s supermarket business might outperform the retailer’s clothing and home lines, but it has yet to wedge itself among UK supermarket heavyweights.Ìý

M&S clothing 

As a clothing and home textile retailer, Marks and Spencer appeals to mid-market consumers. With the proportion of clothing retail losing to food, the revenue generated from home and clothing had taken a downward turn, steadily falling over decade from 2010 to 2020. However, since then, sales have risen again, reaching *** billion British pounds in 2024, the highest figure in at least the last 16 fiscal years.Ìý

M&S food  

°Õ³ó±ðÌýfood segment has been slowly but surely eating away Marks and Spencer’s clothing retail share of the company’s sales revenue. Yet, M&S has the appetite for doing even more for its food business. Taking effect from 2020, Marks and Spencer started online grocery shopping and delivery through a partnership with Ocado. UK’s biggest online supermarket Ocado had previously been working with Waitrose for close to 20 years.