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NewsEAT's London expansion gathers pace
EAT, the Lyceum Capital-backed group, has opened the second and secured a further three units in a planned 10 new high street stores in London for the first half of this year
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NewsEAT plans to open 10 new sites by June
Adrian Johnson, chief executive of EAT, has told M&C Report the group has secured its first new high street store in two years and expects to sign on two more new outlets in the next week.
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NewsEAT appoints new head of food & drink
EAT, the Lyceum Capital-backed group, has appointed Helen Higgins, formerly of Zizzi and McDonald’s, as its new head of food & drink
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InterviewsFriday five-minute interview: Adrian Johnson, EAT
M&C Report talks to Adrian Johnson, chief executive of EAT, about his best investment, his best business decision and the best piece of advice he’s ever received
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NewsEAT reaches halfway point in refurb programme
EAT, the Lyceum Capital-backed chain, has reached the halfway point in its store refurbishment programme and it remains on track to complete the project by December, chief executive Adrian Johnson has told M&C Report
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NewsEAT secures £40m refinancing
EAT, the Lyceum Capital-backed group, has secured a £40m refinancing, which includes a £12.5m capital expenditure tranche which will be used to fund plans for further store openings
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NewsEAT to complete refurbs early; eyes acquisitions
EAT, the Lyceum Capital-backed chain, is due to complete its store refurbishment programme six months ahead of schedule in December and will target acquisitions from the start of 2015, chief executive Adrian Johnson has told M&C Report
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Former EAT FD joins D&D
Mark Hulley, formerly of EAT, the sandwich shop chain, has joined D&D London, the international restaurant group formerly known as Conran Restaurants, as its new finance director
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NewsEAT appoints new FD
EAT, the Lyceum Capital-backed chain, has appointed Strahan Wilson, formerly of Burger King, as its new finance director, M&C Report understands
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NewsEAT set for next stage growth
EAT, the Lyceum Capital-backed chain, is set to embark on its next stage of development after it is believed to have agreed a new bank facility that has freed up a further £10m-£15m of funds
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Eat appoints supply chain director
Eat, the sandwich shop chain, backed by private equity firm Lyceum Capital, has appointed its first supply chain director as it continues the upgrade programme of its estate
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NewsEat to launch £1m Heathrow site
Eat, the sandwich shop chain backed by private equity firm Lyceum Capital, is set to open a new £1m concept store at Heathrow’s Terminal 2: The Queen’s Terminal, in June 2014
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Broadgate operators relocate
A number of operators at Broadgate Circle in the City have been relocated to temporary units in the adjoining One Broadgate building
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Eat seeks new FD
Eat, the sandwich shop chain, backed by private equity firm Lyceum Capital, is seeking a new finance director
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