Tesco has announced its Q1 Trading Statement 2026/27, saying customer satisfaction is up strongly, driven by a relentless focus on value.
Sales performance (exc. VAT, exc. fuel) for the 13 weeks ended 30 May 2026 revealed UK & ROI sales were £13,438 million, up 1.8%.
Booker, owned by Tesco, recorded sales of £2,246 million for the same period.
The overall group sales were £16,826 million during the same 13 weeks to the end of May.
Ken Murphy, Chief Executive, commented: “I am pleased with our progress in the first quarter, with customer satisfaction up strongly and continued sales growth building on the exceptional performance we delivered last year. With the conflict in the Middle East creating ongoing uncertainty for many households, we remain focused on giving customers the very best combination of price, quality and service.
“We extended Aldi Price Match to over 2,000 Express stores during the quarter, helping customers benefit from great value wherever and however they shop with us. We are also investing in innovation and quality, with over 520 new and improved products launched during the period, including our largest ever Finest deli transformation and a further expansion of our Tesco High Protein range.
“Shopping at Tesco is ever more convenient and personalised, with the rollout of ‘Book for Later’ Whoosh delivery slots offering more options for same-day delivery, and Your Clubcard Prices providing nearly 100 million tailored offers for customers since launching in March. Tesco Media is growing strongly, with the World Cup providing exciting opportunities to help us connect brands and customers.
“I want to thank colleagues for their continued dedication and hard work. By relentlessly focusing on what matters most for our customers, we are well-placed to build on our progress to date.”
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