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Spring cyber attack cost Co-op £80m in lost sales
Daily Express
|September 26, 2025
THE Co-op suffered an £80million hit to half-year profits after “malicious” hackers left shelves empty.
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The retail and funerals firm said sales slid 2.1% as a result, leading to a loss, but had rebounded 1.5% since.
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