All Results articles – Page 52
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NewsOakman FY lfls rise 14.5%; losses widen
Oakman Inns and Restaurants, the Hertfordshire-based group led by Peter Borg-Neal, has reported a 14.5% rise in like-for-like sales in the year to 31 March as turnover grew 18.8% to £9m
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All Our Bars Christmas lfls rise 2.4%
All Our Bars, the Kent-based multiple pub operator led by Paul Wigham, has reported a 2.4% rise in like-for-like sales over Christmas but said it could have been better if the weather had been more favourable
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NewsCaffe Nero announces refinancing
Caffè Nero, the Gerry Ford-led Italian coffee chain, has announced that it had agreed a new debt financing package to support its “strong growth objectives”
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Trust Inns PBT grows 6.8% in 'satisfactory' year
Trust Inns, the tenanted pub operator, saw pre-tax profits grow 6.8% to £2.3m in the year to 31 March.
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NewsLoungers eyes Cosy Club expansion; December lfls rise 8.6%
Loungers, the Piper-backed cafe bar operator, says its Cosy Club concept has the potential to expand to at least 70 sites, on top of at least 250 potential Lounge outlets
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FY PBT increases at Pieminister
Pieminister has reported a near 40% increase in pre-tax profit for the year to 31 March 2013, up from £385k to £634k, while turnover climbed from £8.3m to £8.9m
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Palmers PBT falls 19.4%
Palmers, the Dorset-based brewer and pub operator, has reported a drop in profits and turnover in the year to 31 March 2013 as it suffered from poor weather and the Olympic “stay away factor”
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Hook Norton returns to profit
Hook Norton has returned to profit in the year to 30 September and said it would dispose of more pubs and “potentially” make acquisitions
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TCG festive turnover grows 7%
Turnover for TCG, the managed operator, grew 7% over the Christmas and New Year period, the company has said
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Peyton & Byrne establishes growth platform
Peyton & Byrne saw a dip in performance in the year to 31 March 2013, but said that it had established a platform on which to grow during the period
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FY PBT increase at Masala World
Masala World has reported a rise in pre-tax profit for the year to 31 March 2013 from £1.79m to £2.1m, a performance it labelled as ”satisfactory”
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NewsFY EBITDA up 28% at Cote
Cote Restaurants, the CBPE-backed group, saw EBITDA for the year to 28 July 2013 increase 28% to £12.8m, driven by strong like-for-like sales and the opening of 11 new sites
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NewsGiraffe to expand at speed
Giraffe, the Tesco-owned restaurant group, has said it is well placed to “perform strongly and expand at speed” following its acquisition by the retailer
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NewsOlympics hits Beds & Bars
Beds & Bars said the London Olympics caused its UK accommodation income to fall 8.5% in the year to 31 March, although there was growth in its mainland Europe business.
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Hydes targets acquisitions; swings into the black
Hydes, the Manchester-based brewer and pub operator, plans to trial a value dining concept and says it is “actively seeking” acquisitions for its managed arm
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NewsEBITDA grows for Searcys parent
The parent company of Searcys, the upmarket bar and restaurant operator and caterer that is currently on the market, saw EBITDA grow from £1.7m to £2.3m in the year to 30 June
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Thomas Hardy PBT slips in ‘challenging’ year
Thomas Hardy Holdings, the contract brewer and drinks packaging company, has reported a 6.7% fall in full-year pre-tax profits to £1.7m in what it called a “challenging but rewarding year”
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NewsFulham Shore reports H1 pre-tax loss
Fulham Shore, the restaurant venture from ex-Clapham House Group chairman David Page, has reported a pre-tax loss of £74,399 in the six months to 29 September and said it continues to seek investment opportunities in the sector
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Ignite swings into profit
Ignite Group, the owner of the Bumpkin and Boujis chains, swung back into profit in the year to 31 March 2013, as it saw turnover climb from £11.2m to £11.7m
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NewsBill’s on track to double FY turnover
Bill’s Restaurants is on track to report turnover in its current financial year to the end of next July of between £50-55m, dependent on the timing of openings