All Finance articles – Page 5
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Opinion
FinnCap: ‘Current market conditions represent interesting opportunity for investors’
Calling the timing of a trading recovery is difficult, but one of the current upside opportunities for restaurant operators is that property conditions are excellent for store rollouts, writes Nigel Parson, analyst, finnCap Group for MCA
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Young’s revenues rise beyond pre-pandemic levels
Young’s has announced its interim results for the 26 weeks ended 26 September 2022, with like-for-like revenue ahead of 2019 by 6.2%
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Nightcap reports strong results from first full year of trading
The Cocktail Club, Adventure Bar Group, and Barrio operator announced revenues of £36m but reported slower momentum into FY2023
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Domino’s reports strong momentum
Domino’s Pizza has reported its Q3 trading update, with like-for-like sales up 2.4% on last year, as well as announced its rollout on Just Eat and a new share buyback programme
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KFC UK sales continue to decline
Yum! Brands has reported its third quarter results, with KFC system sales in the UK falling by 7% in Q3 and by 3% in the year to date
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Notes Coffee acquired by WSH Group
The 11-strong coffee roastery and wine bar concept will continue to operate as “an autonomous business”, WHS Group said, with plans for “ambitious future growth”.
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Boston Tea Party reports loss in 2021
The 25-strong cafe operator reported a drop in sales in the year to October 2021, but stated it is well placed to navigate headwinds in the current financial year
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Anglian Country Inns reports lfl revenue up on 2019
The pub and inn operator reported a 20% rise in like-for-like (lfl) revenue on 2019, with revenue of £14.3m for the 52 weeks ending 3 April
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Just Eat Takeaway reports return to profit
The delivery company has announced profitability earlier than expected, with positive adjusted EBITDA in its trading update for Q3 2022
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Wolseley Hospitality Group reports strong trading in 2021
Despite Covid-related closures, the group reported strong sales in the year to December 2021 and plans to open two restaurants next year
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BrewDog Retail reports revenue growth
The brewer and operator’s retail division reported turnover of £36.9m, up from £25.2m in 2020 but behind pre-pandemic levels
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Mitchells & Butlers: food sales continue to drive growth
Like-for-like sales rose significantly for food but dropped for drink, with an overall decline of 0.9% compared to 2019
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Analysis & Insight
AlixPartners: ‘Underlying dynamics of hospitality remain strong for investors’
Despite short-term disruption, the sector should focus on the longer-term positive outlook, MD Graeme Smith told delegates at MCA’s Restaurant Conference
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Shepherd Neame reports return to profit
The 300-strong pub operator has announced it will seek investment and acquisition opportunities following significant revenue growth
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Arc Inspirations plans to double business
The premium bar operator announced plans to double the size of its business in the next three to five years, following strong sales in the year to 31 March 2022
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Comptoir reports strong sales and profit
In its interim results, the group has stated it remains cautious but optimistic for the future due to the strength of its balance sheet
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Inflation expected to have reached 10.2%
The latest figures, to be published by the Office for National Statistics on Wednesday, will put pressure on the Bank of England to recommend a further interest rate rise later this month
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Heineken buys remaining shares in Beavertown
As part of the agreement, founder Logan Plant will step down as CEO and take on a new advisory role, with Jochen Van Esch becoming managing director
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TRG reports slow recovery
The Wagamama and Barburrito operator reported like-for-like sales up 4% on 2019 and profit before tax of £10.2m, up from a 2021 loss of £19.9m
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Vegan meat producer raises £62m investment
Swiss-based Planted is being backed by L Catterton, the private equity division of LVMH, known for Louis Vuitton, Moët, Hennessy and Dior.