All Revolution Bars Group articles – Page 6
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NewsRevolution terminates talks with Deltic
Revolution Bars Group has announced that its talks with the Deltic Group have been terminated.
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NewsRevolution sees positive results from new late-night trial
Revolution Bars Group chief executive Rob Pitcher has told MCA he is encouraged by early signs from the group’s trial of a more experiential late-night offer.
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NewsRevolution FY lfls down 0.6%
Revolution Bars Group saw like-for-like sales fall 0.6% in the year to 30 June, with the second half of the year seeing a dip of 3.2%.
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NewsAnalysts corner: Peel Hunt on Deltic/Revolution
Leading analysts Douglas Jack and Ivor Jones, of Peel Hunt, discuss the revelation by Revolution Bars Group that it is in preliminary discussions with former suitor, Deltic. They examine the attractions of the deal and main negotiation points.
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NewsRevolution board confirms new talks with Deltic
Revolution Bars Group has confirmed that it has re-entered talks with Deltic Group.
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Analysis & InsightInside track: Come the revolution
Parts of the sector may be struggling due to the tough economic climate, but veteran pub entrepreneur and chairman at Dominion Hospitality and Pebble Hotels Ted Kennedy, believes there are many areas of the sector that need work – starting with salaries and female representation.
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NewsTapas Revolution lines up Oxford opening
Tapas Revolution, the Spanish tapas group from Omar Allibhoy, has further strengthened its openings pipeline, after lining up a site in Oxford, MCA understands.
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NewsTapas Revolution lines up Windsor opening
Tapas Revolution has further strengthened its openings pipeline, after lining up a site in Windsor
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NewsAnalysts corner: Peel Hunt and Edison on Revolution Bars
While yesterday’s trading update from Revolution Bars’ revealed declining like-for-like sales, Edison Investment Research analyst Paul Hickman believes there are a number of positives to be gleaned from the results, and Peel Hunt puts four-fifths of the downgrade down to ‘unhelpful conditions’
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NewsRevolution lfs slide 1.7% in H2
Revolution Bars Group has reported like-for-like sales down 1.7% in the second half of its financial year to 9 June, amid “challenging and volatile trading conditions”.
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NewsStanhope to replace Russell at Revolution
Godfrey Russell is to step down as property director of Revolution Bars Group after 21 years in the role, MCA understands.
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NewsRevolution announces CEO start date
Revolution Bars has announced that incoming chief executive, Rob Pitcher, will join the group from Mitchells & Butlers on 25 June.
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Analysis & InsightThe restaurant revolution continues in Soho
Parts of the eating out market may be struggling, but Soho remains a hotspot for innovation and a sought after location for restaurant sites, says Morris Greenberg, Group MD at leisure property consultant Cedar Dean
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Clarke boosts Revolution Bars Group’s property team
Nick Clarke, who recently stepped down as property director of Bistrot Pierre, has joined Revolution Bars Group’s property team
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Revolutionary Restaurants to launch 10th site
Revolutionary Restaurants, the nine-strong Northern Irish operator, is opening a new site, Rexy Jacks in Omagh, MCA understands.
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NewsRevolution eyes food step-change as part of “re-build”
Revolution Bars Group chairman Keith Edelman has told MCA that the company is still “in a rebuilding process”.
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NewsRevolution H1 lfls up 0.4%
Revolution Bars Group, saw like-for-like sales (lfls) grow 0.4% in the 26 weeks to 30 December.
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NewsRevolution appoints M&B’s Pitcher as new CEO
Revolution Bars Group has appointed Rob Pitcher, currently divisional director of Mitchells & Butlers, as its new chief executive.
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Tapas Revolution set for Chester
Tapas Revolution, the Spanish tapas group from Omar Allibhoy, is set for further expansion in the north west, after securing a site in Chester.
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New Revolution CEO expected next month
Revolution Bars Group chairman Keith Edelman has told MCA he expects a new chief executive to be in place by the end of February.