All Finance articles – Page 105
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NewsEnterprise announces £100m bond offering
Enterprise Inns has announced an offering of approximately £100m of senior, unsecured Guaranteed Convertible Bonds due 2020, which it said would provide it with low cost, unsecured long-term funding, reduce its overall cost of borrowing, provide it with increased flexibility and enhance prospects for growth
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Osmond eyes 'triple-A' investment opportunities
Hugh Osmond, the high-profile investor, has told M&C Report he’d invest “as much as it takes” to grow a small number of “triple-A” leisure operators into national brands
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Fund launched to help SMEs become more energy efficient
ReEnergise Finance has launched a commercial finance vehicle aimed solely at providing funding solutions for SME businesses in regards to helping them become more energy efficient
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Services sector growth continues
Business activity in the services sector grew in August at the sharpest pace since December 2006, according to the latest Services Index from Markit/CIPS
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NewsBrewDog raises £3m via share issue
BrewDog, the Scottish brewer and pub operator, has raised £3m of its fund raising £4m target under its latest crowdfunding scheme in about 10 weeks
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NewsUpham Pub Co raises £11m for expansion
Hampshire-based Upham Pub Company has raised about £11m for expansion under the Enterprise Investment Scheme and hopes to increase this to £15m by the end of the year, co-founder David Butcher has told M&C Report
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FLS lending up, but SMEs still miss out
Lending under a flagship state scheme increased between April and June, but lending to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) continued to fall
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Osmond eyes return to sector
Hugh Osmond, the high-profile sector investor who previously backed PizzaExpress and Punch Taverns, is reportedly eyeing a return to the leisure sector after resigning from the board of insurance company Phoenix
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Aqua secures new funding
Aqua Italia, the premium Italian restaurant chain, has opened its fifth site in Portishead after securing new bank funding
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Elysium Group eyes rollout
Elysium Group, the Essex-based restaurant and bar operator, is looking at opportunities in London, after securing new funding from Natwest and securing its sixth site
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NewsJimmy’s World Grill explores options
East and West Restaurants is in talks with advisers as it explores options for its expanding Jimmy’s World Grill & Bar chain, after receiving private equity approaches, M&C Report understands
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Fulham Shore confident in the year ahead
Fulham Shore, the new restaurant venture from ex-Clapham House Group chairman David Page, has reported a loss of £125.2k for the year to March 2013
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Living Ventures in Gusto funding talks
Living Ventures, the north west-based restaurant and bar group, is in talks to secure new funding to roll out Gusto, its high street Italian restaurant brand
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Cabana secures fourth site; new funding
Cabana has secured its fourth site in London at the Designer Outlet, Wembley, and raised £3.5m of new funding
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Arran Brewery eyes £4m share issue
The Scottish company plans to raise £4m via a public share sale beginning in October to raise £4m for expanding its pub and brewery business
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Saltaire Brewery secures grant
West Yorkshire brewer Saltaire has secured a £12,000 grant from a local business growth fund to expand its brewing operations
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Tasty extends bank facility
Tasty, the AIM-listed restaurant operator of the Dim T and Wildwood brands, has renewed and extended its existing debt facility by £1.5m as it looks to further expansion
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Polpo receives backing for next launch
Polpo Ltd has worked with NatWest to fund the opening of its next venture Ape & Bird in Shatfesbury Avenue
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Square Pie eyes national expansion
Square Pie, the chain of gourmet pie shops, plans to operate 20 sites within the next four years after securing new funding
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Interest swaps appeal begins
A legal appeal by two businessmen against alleged mis-selling of controversial interest rate swaps, which could have ramifications across the leisure sector and in other industries, has begun