All Finance articles – Page 7
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NewsHunch Ventures takes over Jamie Oliver operations in India
International Market Management, led by founder Jasper Reid, has been bought out by its local JV partner after growing the Jamie Oliver estate to 15 restaurants across India
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NewsBurger & Lobster names new CEO as group posts resilient FY results
The 12-strong restaurant chain has appointed Dino Sura as global CEO, as founder Misha Zelman steps back into a non-executive director role
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NewsCornish Bakery achieves record summer
The independent bakery chain has delivered 24% total sales growth year-on-year, along with 8% like-for-like growth as it continues to grow its pipeline
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InterviewsSteady growth ahead for itsu
CEO Clive Schlee and CFO Greg Thorp speak to MCA as the retail and grocery group gears up for another record year, with revenue set to surpass £200m in 2025
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NewsAdnams reduces debt to £11.7m as turnaround progresses
The pub operator and brewer expects debt to fall further to around £8m by the end of September, supported by the disposal of non-trading assets and a small number of pubs
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NewsSix by Nico crowdfund raises £2.5m
The funds will be used to support the opening of Six by Nico’s new flagship location in London’s Covent Garden, as well as reduce debt to help fuel growth and strengthen the group’s financial position
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NewsKuvi Hospitality appoints CEO
The investment platform, which aims to bring the best US brands to international markets, has appointed Shereen Ritchie as chief executive
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NewsRedCat Q1 growth driven by rooms and refurbishments
The group, which operates 36 pubs across the UK, said its accommodation business continued to outperform, with room sales up 8% on a like-for-like basis to £9.5m
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NewsThe Breakfast Club stays resilient
The cafe group achieved £18m turnover in FY25, while opening two new sites in London’s West End and closing its Canary Wharf location
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NewsKokoro committed to expanding UK presence
The Korean-Japanese QSR concept reported turnover of £36m in its latest accounts for the 15 months from 1 June 2023 to 31 August 2024, with profit after tax of £2.65m.
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NewsDomino’s launches share buy-back programme
The listed pizza group is looking to purchase £20m in shares to reduce its share capital and generate returns for shareholders
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NewsCubitt House grows sales by 7% in 2025
The premium pub, restaurant and hotel group, which is backed by TDR Capital, remains ahead of budget EBITDA for the 30-week period
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OpinionThe Pizza Pilgrims deal is an exciting move for the industry’s much-loved journeymen
The acquisition of Pizza Pilgrims by McWin-backed brand L’Osteria is a huge deal for founders James and Thom Elliot. All eyes will be on what it does next
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NewsHall & Woodhouse hails ‘excellent year’
The regional brewer and pub operator reported a 25% increase in underlying profit before tax to £8.1m
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NewsKrispy Kreme UK commences turnaround plan
The chain is reviewing its retail locations, with a view to being where the customer is and ensuring the company is set up for the future
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NewsPICK.YOUR.OWN. secures investment to accelerate rollout
The funding from Frontive Group and Cervus Investments will enable the London-based grab-and-go concept to open multiple new sites in the coming months
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NewsSoho House & Co signs take-private agreement; appoints new CFO
The London-based operator of private members’ clubs has signed a $1.8bn agreement with MCR – the US’s third largest hotel operator, in a deal which will see it exit the New York Stock Exchange.
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NewsBrakspear reports fall in adjusted EBITDA
The Henley-based pub operator saw adjusted EBITDA decline by 2%, to £10.7m, for the year to 29 December 2024, however turnover was up 7% to £41.3m
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NewsSoho House closes in on $1.8bn take-private deal
A group of investors headed by headed by New York-based MCR Hotels is nearing an agreement to buy out Soho House’s remaining public shareholders at about $9 a share, according to reports
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NewsWahaca returns to profit
The Mexican restaurant group reported a profit before tax of £0.7m for the 53 weeks to 30 June 2024 – up from a loss of £0.7m the prior year, according to its latest accounts