While most businesses appear to be performing well on the surface, a proper and thorough business performance review may reveal otherwise. Therein lies the significance of this project which intends to carry out a financial performance analysis on John Lewis Partnership’s (JLP). As explained by (Fatihudin, 2018), financial performance refers to a company’s capacity to handle and oversee its resources. Understanding a company’s financial performance is essential to comprehend its financial behaviour via economics, financial management, and accounting. McClure (2022) further conveyed the importance of accounting for an organisation’s finances in order to comprehend its market position and determine necessary adjustments. This will enable investors to have insights into the financial well-being of the company, and offer insights for executives to make informed choices by identifying both strengths and weaknesses. Using the CORE Framework, this report will examine John Lewis Partnership plc (JLP) financial standing, including its cash flow, financial statement, profit-loss charts, and inventory and evaluate risks associated with investment in JLP based on the financial analysis and non-financial factors.