All Deals articles – Page 23
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Redcomb merges with Broken Foot Inns
Redcomb Pubs and Broken Foot Inns have announced that they have completed a merger of the two businesses
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Max shareholders approve £447.7m sale
Shareholders at Max Property Group, the property investment vehicle, have voted in favour of the £447.7m sale of the business to Blackstone
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Reet Ale Pubs takes over Blue Bee Brewery
Sheffield-based pub group Reet Ale Pubs has completed the takeover of Blue Bee Brewery
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NewsWestbury Street Holdings buys Searcys
Searcys, the upmarket restaurant and bar operator and caterer, has been sold to Westbury Street Holdings (WSH), the hospitality and catering company that owns Benugo, in its entirety for an undisclosed sum
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NewsStar signs “groundbreaking” coffee deal
Star Pubs & Bars has signed a “groundbreaking” deal with coffee supplier Kimbo, which it says will finally allow pubs to “take on high street coffee chains”
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NewsKout acquires further Costa franchisee
Kout Food Group (KFG), the Kuwaiti-based foodservice firm, has acquired its second Costa Coffee franchisee, Coffee Snobs, for c£5.2m
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NewsJust Eat raises stake in French on-line restaurant service
Just Eat, the on-line takeaway platform, has increased its stake in Alloresto.fr, the French on-line restaurant delivery service, to 80% for c€7m
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Green Flash Brewing signs European distribution deal
California-based Green Flash Brewing Co has entered a European distribution partnership with Belgian St-Feuillien to bring its craft beers to Europe
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Max Property Group to sell property portfolio
Max Property Group, the property vehicle of Nick Leslau and Mike Brown that owns a number of pubs, is to sell its entire property business to Marina Topco (Jersey) Limited, a company controlled by real estate firm Blackstone
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NewsTGI Friday’s new owners to consider options for UK arm
Sentinel Capital and TriArtisan Partners, the new owners of TGI Friday’s are in the early stages of considering a sale of its British arm
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Greene King and AB InBev sign Goose Island supply deal
Greene King, the brewer and pub operator and drinks distributor AB InBev UK, have formed a partnership to distribute and sell US craft beer Goose Island in the UK from October
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Alcuin invests in Salt Yard Group
Alcuin Capital Partners has taken a stake in the Salt Yard Group, the London-based restaurant company that includes Salt Yard and Opera Tavern in its portfolio
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NewsHony Capital acquires PizzaExpress
Hony Capital, one of China’s largest private equity firms, has completed the acquisition of PizzaExpress, in a deal that values the Cinven-backed chain at c£900m
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Nectar Taverns placed on the market
Nectar Taverns, the north west-based pub group, has been placed on the market with a price tag of c£10m
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NewsTiger Bills signs six-figure dual-territory franchise deal
Lifestyle Hospitality Group, the multi-brand restaurant operator, has signed an eight-country international dual-franchise deal with a hotel operator for territories within the Indian Ocean region including Sri Lanka, Mauritius, the Maldives and the Seychelles
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NewsMarston's agrees £28m newbuild funding deal
Marston’s, the brewer and pub operator, has agreed a £28m forward-funding deal with Standard Life to as part of its newbuild pub expansion programme
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EPOSability acquires multi-site technology provider Opsimize
Back office management and multisite technology provider Opsimize, has been acquired by technology provider, EPOSability
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NewsLuke Johnson acquires stake in InnBrighton
Serial sector investor Luke Johnson’s vehicle Risk Capital Partners has invested in InnBrighton, the Brighton-based pub company led by Gavin George, which has been renamed the Laine Pub Company, M&C Report has learnt
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Oracle confirms $5.3bn Micros deal
Oracle has confirmed it has agreed to acquire hospitality and retail technology vendor Micros Systems for $5.3bn
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Soho Coffee Co signs Total Fitness deal
Soho Coffee Co has signed a deal with health club chain Total Fitness to operate concessions across its 16-strong estate