Wynnstay Group Plc

Role Overview: Full-time, Permanent - Hybrid (Llansantffraid) Wynnstay Group is seeking a commercially minded and analytically strong Retail Finance Business Partner to support the financial performance of our retail business through high-quality financial planning, analysis and business partnering This is a key role operating at the interface between Finance, Systems and Retail Operations, responsible for developing a deep understanding of the performance drivers across our Stores division. The successful candidate will transform complex financial and operational data into meaningful insight, enabling better decision-making across the retail network and supporting the delivery of commercial objectives. Reporting to the Finance Director, you will work closely with operational leaders, category teams and finance colleagues to provide robust forecasting, performance analysis and financial modelling. You will play a critical role in understanding sales, margin, inventory, working capital and operational performance, helping stakeholders identify opportunities, manage risk and improve profitability. The role requires strong technical accounting and analytical capability combined with commercial awareness and stakeholder management skills. You will work directly with ERP systems and reporting tools to interrogate data, challenge assumptions and provide recommendations that influence business performance and decision-making. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced FP&A, Commercial Finance or Business Partnering professional who enjoys working with data, influencing stakeholders and driving business performance in a fast-paced retail environment. Responsibilities: Lead budgeting, forecasting and planning activities for the Stores division, ensuring financial plans align with commercial and operational objectives. Develop and maintain financial models to support store performance analysis, category profitability, scenario planning and decision-making. Produce insightful management reporting across stores, regions, categories and key business performance measures. Perform detailed variance analysis to identify performance trends, risks, opportunities and the root causes of financial movements. Analyse store, category and product profitability, identifying opportunities to improve margin performance and operational efficiency. Evaluate the financial impact of pricing decisions, promotions, product range changes and other commercial initiatives. Support operational and commercial stakeholders with robust financial analysis and recommendations that drive improved business performance. Work closely with inventory and supply chain teams to analyse stock performance, inventory turnover, ageing and working capital efficiency. Identify opportunities to improve stock management, reduce obsolete inventory and optimise working capital utilisation. Develop, maintain and monitor key performance indicators covering sales, profitability, inventory management and operational performance. Ensure KPI definitions, reporting methodologies and performance measures are applied consistently across the Stores division. Extract, validate and analyse data from ERP systems and reporting tools, ensuring the accuracy and integrity of management information. Identify data quality issues, process weaknesses and reporting gaps, working with Finance and IT teams to implement improvements. Support the development of reporting automation, enhanced analytics and improved data governance across the business. Act as a trusted finance business partner to Stores management and commercial teams, providing insight, challenge and decision support to improve profitability and performance. What we're looking for: Essential: Professionally qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent). Strong experience within FP&A, Commercial Finance, Financial Analysis or Finance Business Partnering roles. Advanced Excel skills with proven experience building financial models and performing detailed financial analysis. Strong understanding of financial statements, profit and loss drivers, forecasting methodologies and variance analysis. Experience developing budgets, forecasts, management reporting and performance measurement frameworks. Strong analytical capability with the ability to interpret complex financial and operational data. Experience working directly with ERP systems and large data sets to extract, validate and analyse information. Ability to translate complex data into clear, concise and actionable business insight. Strong stakeholder management skills with the ability to influence and challenge constructively. Excellent communication skills with the ability to engage effectively with both finance and operational stakeholders. Desirable: Experience within retail, merchanting, distribution or multi-site operational businesses. Experience within agriculture, rural retail, manufacturing or commodity-linked sectors. Experience analysing category, product and store profitability. Experience analysing inventory performance, stock management and working capital. Experience using Power BI, business intelligence tools or advanced data visualisation techniques. Experience supporting ERP implementations, system upgrades or reporting transformation projects. Knowledge of pricing analysis, promotional effectiveness and commercial performance management. Benefits: Competitive salary Employee Assistance Programme with BUPA Company profit related pay scheme Life Assurance x2 Salary 25 days' annual leave plus UK bank holidays Employee discount at Wynnstay Stores Opportunity to join a supportive, values-led organisation with a turnover of £613 million and over 800 colleagues nationwide If you share our values and want to be part of a business that works together to support people, communities, and the future of farming, we welcome your application to Wynnstay Group. If you require reasonable assistance or for more information, please contact

Audit Support and Financial Control Accountant - Llansanttfraid Temporary 6 months Interim - Llansantffraid (Hyrbid) Wynnstay is seeking an experienced finance professional to provide additional support to the Financial Control team during a period of increased activity. The primary focus of the role is to support external audit preparation, review and enhance financial controls, strengthen balance sheet integrity, and assist with month-end reporting activities across the Group. The role will work closely with the Group Financial Controller, Finance Managers and wider finance team to ensure key financial processes operate effectively, reconciliations are completed and reviewed on a timely basis, audit requirements are efficiently managed, and financial records remain accurate and robust. This is a hands-on role requiring strong technical accounting skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work effectively across multiple entities and finance processes. Responsibilities: Act as a key member of the finance team supporting year-end and interim audit activity. Prepare audit schedules and support documentation. Coordinate information requests from auditors and ensure timely responses. Review evidence and support files to improve audit readiness. Assist with the resolution of audit queries and action points. Support the implementation of recommendations arising from audit findings. Provide financial analysis and investigative work as required. Support finance-led projects relating to controls, reporting, ERP improvements or process change. Assist with ad hoc projects identified by the Finance Director or Group Financial Controller. Review financial controls and identify gaps, inefficiencies or areas of risk. Support documentation of key financial processes and controls. Assist in developing practical control improvements. Promote consistent financial discipline and best practice across the finance function. Support compliance with internal policies and governance requirements. Assist Finance Managers with month-end close activities. Provide support with reconciliations required for monthly management reporting. Help ensure reporting deadlines are achieved without compromising quality or control. Support the review of control accounts, intercompany balances, accruals and prepayments. Assist in ensuring balance sheet positions are fully supported and appropriately documented. Identify areas where controls can be strengthened and work with process owners to implement improvements. Support periodic balance sheet review meetings and action tracking. What we're looking for: Essential: Qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA or CIMA) or qualified by experience. Strong financial accounting, balance sheet and reconciliation experience. Previous experience supporting external audits. - or direct auditing experience Strong understanding of financial controls and accounting processes. Advanced Excel skills. Strong attention to detail and ability to work independently.

Role Overview: Permanent - Full Time Wynnstay Group is seeking a motivated and experienced Agricultural Store Assistant at our busy Dartington store, ensuring efficient operations and exceptional service for our valued farmer customers. This is a fantastic opportunity to take the helm of a well-established and respected store at the heart of a rural community. If you bring a passion for agriculture, strong leadership skills, and a proven background in retail management, you'll play a key role in driving performance during an exciting period of growth and transformation for Wynnstay. Responsibilities: Processing cash and credit transactions accurately in a busy agricultural retail environment Identifying customer needs and maximising sales opportunities through excellent service and knowledge of agricultural products. Building strong relationships with customers, providing timely and accurate advice on products Supporting team members with product knowledge and assisting in managing stock levels, especially during seasonal promotions and campaigns. Always delivering a high standard of service, ensuring a friendly, helpful, and professional experience for all customers. What we're looking for: Essential: Strong customer service skills with the ability to professionally support a wide range of customer needs Experience in a retail or customer-facing role, ideally in a fast-paced environment Self-motivated, with a proactive approach and the ability to use own initiative Willingness to learn and take on new challenges as part of the role Awareness of Health & Safety in the workplace. Desirable: Agricultural background or knowledge of farming products and practices (preferable) RAMA (Registered Animal Medicines Advisor) qualified or willing to undertake training Benefits: Competitive salary Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) 4% employer pension contribution Life Assurance after probation period 25 days' annual leave plus UK bank holidays Wynnstay Colleague Discount programme Company Profit Related Performance Bonus Opportunity to join a supportive, values-led organisation with a turnover of over 583 million and over 900 colleagues nationwide

Role Overview: Remote - With Travel across South Wales Region Wynnstay Group is seeking a knowledgeable, commercially focused and practical Calf and Youngstock Technical Specialist to support the growth of our youngstock nutrition offering. Reporting to the Youngstock Team Manager you will be responsible for maximising profitable sales of calf and lamb milk powders, calf and youngstock feeds, feeding equipment and associated services. You will work directly with farmers to understand their requirements, make practical feeding recommendations and troubleshoot performance or health-related challenges. By combining technical expertise with a commercial approach, you will identify suitable products and services that support improved youngstock health, growth and productivity. The role will also provide technical support, field sales representatives and store colleagues. This will include joint farm visits, product training, practical demonstrations and guidance on the correct use of calf feeding machines and related equipment. You will build strong relationships with farmers, veterinary practices, industry organisations, suppliers and key influencers, helping to strengthen Wynnstay's reputation as a leading provider of youngstock nutrition advice, products and services. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong livestock knowledge who enjoys combining technical advice, on-farm support and commercial account development within a well-established agricultural business. Wynnstay Group is seeking a knowledgeable, commercially focused and practical Calf and Youngstock Technical Specialist to support the growth of our youngstock nutrition offering. Reporting to the Youngstock Team Manager you will be responsible for maximising profitable sales of calf and lamb milk powders, calf and youngstock feeds, feeding equipment and associated services. You will work directly with farmers to understand their requirements, make practical feeding recommendations and troubleshoot performance or health-related challenges. By combining technical expertise with a commercial approach, you will identify suitable products and services that support improved youngstock health, growth and productivity. The role will also provide technical support, field sales representatives and store colleagues. This will include joint farm visits, product training, practical demonstrations and guidance on the correct use of calf feeding machines and related equipment. You will build strong relationships with farmers, veterinary practices, industry organisations, suppliers and key influencers, helping to strengthen Wynnstay's reputation as a leading provider of youngstock nutrition advice, products and services. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong livestock knowledge who enjoys combining technical advice, on-farm support and commercial account development within a well-established agricultural business. Required: Strong practical knowledge of calf and Youngstock Nutrition, husbandry and feeding systems. Ability to assess on-farm requirements and provide clear, practical and commercially appropriate recommendations. A commercially focused approach with the ability to identify opportunities and develop profitable product and service sales. Confidence communicating with farmers, sales colleagues, store teams, suppliers and industry professionals. Ability to explain technical information clearly to customers and colleagues with different levels of knowledge and experience. Strong relationship-building skills with the ability to develop credibility and trust within the agricultural sector. Ability to deliver practical training, demonstrations and technical presentations. Ability to work independently, organise farm visits and manage a varied geographical workload effectively. A proactive and self-motivated approach, with the ability to follow up leads and progress commercial opportunities. Strong written communication skills with the ability to contribute to technical articles, promotional materials and customer communications. A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel regularly to customer farms and Wynnstay locations. Desirable: A relevant qualification in agriculture, animal science, livestock production, nutrition or a related discipline. Previous experience within an agricultural sales, livestock nutrition, technical advisory or farm consultancy role. Experience selling calf and lamb milk powders, youngstock feeds, feeding equipment or associated services. Experience using calf feeding machines, weighing equipment and youngstock monitoring tools. An AMTRA qualification or willingness to work towards the qualification. Knowledge of calf health products and the regulatory requirements associated with providing animal health advice. Existing relationships with veterinary practices, agricultural institutions, discussion groups or other livestock industry organisations. Experience working collaboratively with product suppliers, Category Managers or technical teams to evaluate and launch new products. Benefits: Competitive salary Employee Assistance Programme with BUPA Company profit related pay scheme Life Assurance x2 Salary 25 days' annual leave plus UK bank holidays Employee discount at Wynnstay Stores Opportunity to join a supportive, values-led organisation with a turnover of £613 million and over 900 colleagues nationwide.

Role Profile: Part Time - 7.5 hours per week Wynnstay Group is seeking a motivated and experienced Warehouse Assistant at our busy Haverfordwest Store, ensuring efficient operations and exceptional service for our valued farmer customers This is a fantastic opportunity to take the helm of a well-established and respected store at the heart of a rural community. If you bring a passion for agriculture, strong leadership skills, and a proven background in retail management, you'll play a key role in driving performance during an exciting period of growth and transformation for Wynnstay. Responsibilities: Processing cash and credit transactions accurately in a busy agricultural retail environment Identifying customer needs and maximising sales opportunities through excellent service and knowledge of agricultural products. Building strong relationships with customers, providing timely and accurate advice on products Supporting team members with product knowledge and assisting in managing stock levels, especially during seasonal promotions and campaigns. Always delivering a high standard of service, ensuring a friendly, helpful, and professional experience for all customers. What we're looking for: Essential: Strong customer service skills with the ability to professionally support a wide range of customer needs Experience in a retail or customer-facing role, ideally in a fast-paced environment Self-motivated, with a proactive approach and the ability to use own initiative Willingness to learn and take on new challenges as part of the role Awareness of Health & Safety in the workplace. Desirable: Agricultural background or knowledge of farming products and practices (preferable) RAMA (Registered Animal Medicines Advisor) qualified or willing to undertake training Benefits: Competitive salary Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) 4% employer pension contribution Life Assurance after probation period 25 days' annual leave plus UK bank holidays Wynnstay Colleague Discount programme Company Profit Related Performance Bonus Opportunity to join a supportive, values-led organisation with a turnover of over 583 million and over 900 colleagues nationwide.

Role Overview: Wynnstay Group is seeking a proactive and detail-focused Quality & Compliance Site Lead to take ownership of all quality control, feed safety, and compliance activities at site level. This pivotal role ensures that all feed and product manufactured at the mill consistently meets legislative requirements, assurance scheme standards, and Wynnstay s own high-quality expectations. Reporting to the Quality Control & Compliance Manager, you will work closely with the site manufacturing team to embed robust quality standards, effective risk management, and a strong audit-ready culture across operations. You will lead the implementation of HACCP controls, oversee the management and take records of non-conforming product and ensure quality procedures are consistently applied in a way that supports both compliance and operational practicality. This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected and growing agricultural organisation, playing a critical role in safeguarding product integrity, maintaining compliance, and strengthening Wynnstay s reputation for quality across its manufacturing operations. Responsibilities: Own site quality, feed safety, and compliance standards end-to-end. Be the on-site quality lead and trusted advisor to production and management. Drive an always audit-ready culture across the mill. Maintain and evolve the site HACCP plan and risk assessments. Ensure critical controls are understood, followed, and documented. Lead the non-conforming product process from identification to resolution. Deliver root cause analysis and implement strong corrective actions (PDCA). Conduct internal audits and close out actions effectively. Prepare for and support external audits (UFAS, Trading Standards). Monitor environmental compliance and escalate incidents appropriately. Track trends, analyse data, and lead site quality improvement plans. Deliver practical feed safety and quality training to site teams. Champion continuous improvement and high standards every day. Ensure full compliance with Wynnstay policies, H&S, and environmental requirements What we re looking for: Essential: Sound understanding of feed safety, quality control, and compliance within a manufacturing environment Strong attention to detail with effective problem-solving and analytical skills Ability to conduct internal audits, investigations, and root cause analysis Confident communicator, able to collaborate and influence site teams and challenge where required Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with others Desirable: HACCP level 2 or higher Knowledge of feed assurance schemes (e.g. UFAS) and regulatory compliance Previous experience of site-based quality systems Formal quality, feed safety, or audit training/qualification Benefits: Competitive salary 25 days annual leave plus UK bank holidays Employee Discount at Wynnstay Stores Opportunity to join a supportive, values-led organisation with a turnover of £613 million and over 900 colleagues nationwide