Sainsbury’s revealed its full-year figures today as boss Justin King prepares to leave. Retail Week takes a look at the numbers.

£26.35m

Sainsbury’s underlying group sales which grew 2.8% in the year

0.2%

Like-for-like sales growth in the year

£798m

Full-year underlying pre-tax profit which increased 5.3%

£120m

Operational cost savings in the year

16.8%

Sainsbury’s market share, which is its highest for a decade

8bps

The full-year increase to underlying operating margin

12%

Year-on-year online sales increase in the period, generating more than £1bn of sales

6th

Its ranking as a homeware retailer by value after it achieved general merchandise sales of over £1bn

£1.1bn-plus

Sales across its Taste the Difference range which achieved double-digit growth in the year

£750m

Sales generated by its Tu clothing range across the year

£12bn

The market value of Sainsbury’s property portfolio

29,000

The number of Sainsbury’s staff who have a City & Guilds-accredited training through its seven food colleges

100%

British sourcing Sainsbury’s has achieved for its fresh pork, breaded and roast chicken, frozen chickens and chicken portions

1/3

The proportion of the convenience market Sainsbury’s accounts for.