All Moto Hospitality articles
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InterviewsEfficiencies help Moto drive down labour costs
The MSA operator has achieved a 1.5% reduction in labour costs by continually refining its labour model, according to chief information officer Guy Latchem
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NewsMoto to invest in 33 new units
The motorway service area operator reported turnover of £1.07bn in 2023, as it continues to invest in the ’transformation of the UK rest stop experience’
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NewsMoto owners prepare to put company up for sale
Joint owners CVC Capital Partners and the Universities Superannuation Scheme have hired Rothschild to oversee an auction of the motorway services business which could value it by as much as £3bn, Sky News reports
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InterviewsMoto’s Rising Star has ‘completely moved the dial’
In the first in a series of articles profiling nominees in the Rising Star category of the MCA Hospitality Awards, Moto Hospitality’s people director praises resourcing manager Amy Primrose for halving the company’s vacancy rate
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NewsMoto Hospitality surpasses £1bn turnover
The 69-strong operator reported a ‘robust’ post-pandemic recovery in 2022, with turnover rising by 34% on the prior year
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Analysis & InsightShift to electric cars ‘biggest transformation in 100 years’
Moto CEO Ken McMeikan tells MCA’s Food to Go Confernece how EV drivers stop more often, dwell longer at motorway service areas and spend more money on average
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NewsMoto appoints HMSHost MD
Michelle Madeley, who was previously UK and France MD at HMSHost, joins Moto as operations director
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NewsTye appointed Moto chairman
Mike Tye, former Spirit Pub Company chief executive, has been appointed chairman of motorway service station operator, Moto.
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Motorway service areas owner completes £220m bond
Extra MSA Group, which owns 18 motorway service areas (MSAs), has completed a £220m private bond issue on one of its portfolios
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Westmorland buys Scottish motorway services site
Westmorland, which runs motorway service stations on the M5 and M6, has acquired the Cairn Lodge motorway service area in Scotland, which serves both sides of the A74(M), 35 miles south of Glasgow.
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Moto reports losses after servicing parent company debt
Motorway services company Moto Hospitality has reported a 1.1% fall in turnover to £840.03m the full year 2013, caused by a fall in fuel sales