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All Charterhouse Leisure articles
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NewsCoal Grill & Bar initiates “resurrection” strategy
Coal Grill & Bar will focus on establishing a South West regional brand identity as part of its plan to “resurrect” the business, CEO Sumit Chadha has told MCA.
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NewsCharterhouse Leisure appoints administrators
Charterhouse Leisure, the restaurant operator behind Coal Grill & Bar, has gone into administration, MCA understands.
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NewsCoal acquired by Sunshine Capital
Charterhouse Leisure, which trades as Coal Grill & Bar, has been acquired by Sunshine Capital, MCA understands.
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Charterhouse eyes new direction for Coal
Charterhouse Leisure has taken Coal Grill & Bar group off the market, as it looks to introduce a new concept into the business
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Coal reviews options
Charterhouse Leisure has appointed advisors to review its options for its 10-strong Coal Grill & Bar group
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NewsCoal eyes secondary buyout
Charterhouse Leisure, which trades as Coal Grill & Bar, has appointed advisors to work on a secondary buyout of the 10-strong group
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NewsCoal reports January uptick
Coal Grill & Bar, the restaurant group operated by Charterhouse Leisure, saw like-for-like sales up by 5.1% in January across its estate
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Coal Grill & Bar reports fesitve lfls up 6%
Coal Grill & Bar, the restaurant group operated by Charterhouse Leisure, saw like-for-like sales up by 6% in December across its estate, John Gates told M&C Report as the group prepares to open its 10th site in Swindon today
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Coal Grill & Bar on track to reach 16 sites in 2015
Coal Grill & Bar, the John Gater-led and Charterhouse Leisure-backed group has opened its ninth restaurant at Southwater Telford as part of plans to reach 16 sites in 2015
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NewsCoal Grill & Bar strengthens pipeline
Coal Grill & Bar plans to open six new restaurants next year as it looks to take its estate to 16 sites
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NewsCharterhouse in talks on further openings
Charterhouse Leisure has said it’s “comfortably on target” to be operating 16 outlets under its Coal Grill & Bar concept by the end of 2015, with sites already in discussion for 2016 and 2017
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NewsCharterhouse confirms next Coal Grill & Bar site
Coal Grill and Bar, the restaurant group operated by Charterhouse Leisure, has confirmed its eighth restaurant site at Gloucester Quays
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NewsCharterhouse builds pipeline
Charterhouse Leisure, the Coal Grill & Bar operator, has secured a site in Telford, Shropshire, and is closing in on further acquisitions, M&C Report has learnt
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OpinionSparking diners’ imagination
For Charterhouse Leisure CEO John Gater, theatre is of paramount concern at the company’s successful Coal Grill & Bar chain, where he’s mastering the art of delegation. Mel Flaherty reports
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NewsCharterhouse RoIs reach 35%
Coal Grill & Bar operator Charterhouse Leisure achieved average returns on investment of 35.2% in the year to the end of February, chairman James Horler has told M&C Report
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NewsCharterhouse reveals target regions
Coal Grill & Bar operator Charterhouse Leisure will focus on the M4 corridor, the West Midlands and the north west for its expansion, chairman James Horler has told M&C Report
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NewsCharterhouse targets expansion as FY EBITDA grows 13.2%
Charterhouse Leisure, operator of the Coal Grill & Bar brand, has reported a 13.2% rise in company EBITDA to £727,000 for the year to the end of February and said it plans to grow from six to about 24 sites over the next three years
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NewsCoal makes North West debut
Coal Grill & Bar, the Charterhouse Leisure-owned brand, has invested c.£1m in the opening of its first restaurant in the North West, at Cheshire Oaks
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OpinionWorking on many fronts
James Horler, CEO of 3Sixty Restaurants, tells Mel Flaherty about the firm’s turtle-like rate of growth and why restaurant diners just want to be entertained
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NewsCoal consolidates estate
Coal Grill & Bar has consolidated its estate after securing further openings in Gloucester and Swindon, whilst at the same time agreeing to sell its existing site in Wimbledon to Wahaca