All Finance articles – Page 12
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NewsFive Guys profits down amid low consumer confidence
The European holding company of the premium burger brand posted a loss of £43m in 2024, driven by depreciation and non-cash charges
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NewsMarston’s delivers ‘strong profit growth’
Underlying profit before tax for FY2025 is forecast to beat expectations of £67.2m, with like-for-like sales growth of 1.6%
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NewsScoffs Group reports substantial increase in EBITDA
Costa Coffee’s largest UK franchisee has reported adjusted EBITDA of £4.1m for FY24 – up 92%, with the opening of its first franchise Itsu location marking a “significant milestone” in its diversification strategy
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NewsBoston Tea Party sees 40% EBITDA uplift
The 23-strong coffee shop business has reported sales of £21.1m for 2024 – flat with the previous year – but a focus on menu simplification and tighter forecasting has helped mitigate increased labour costs
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NewsWendy’s UK increases sales
The QSR chain reported £33.9m turnover in 2024, amid plans for 150 new openings across Europe by 2028
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NewsRare Restaurants sees turnover fall in ‘challenging’ market
The Gaucho operator saw turnover dip to £72.5m in 2024, but said recent changes have led to consistent and strong cover and revenue growth
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Analysis & InsightRegionality Breeds Content - Revisited
Four years on from an analyst note making the case for why family-owned regional brewers were best best placed to survive and thrive post-pandemic, Geoffrey Collyer of Lavender Bank Partners revisits his thesis and observes some classy operators who recognise their trade is a marathon not a sprint
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NewsChaiiwala sales near £90m, supporting global expansion ambitions
The Indian street food cafe concept grew sales by 35% in 2024 as it continues to work towards 500 openings in the next decade
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NewsKarali Group acquires Côte
Led by Salim and Karim Janmahomed, Karali has taken over the brasserie chain following recent acquisitions including Marugame Udon and Crosstown Doughnuts
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NewsThe Alchemist remains ‘in robust shape’ despite tougher trading
The experiential bar group’s sales stood at £57.9m for the year ended March 2025, a slight reduction against £60.3m the prior year - albeit the brand remains ‘protected’ for long-term growth
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NewsWelcome Break secures £815m refinancing
The motorway service area operator said the financing enables full repayment of its existing debt. It also includes a £200m undrawn facility to support a pipeline of growth projects
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NewsWetherspoons outperforms market for 36 consecutive months
The Tim Martin-chaired company intends to open approximately 15 managed pubs in the current financial year, and a further 15 franchised pubs
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NewsBoojum intends to continue UK expansion despite closures
With a clear roadmap in place and support from Azzurri, the Mexican chain said it has a pipeline in place - following recent closures of three stores in the UK
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NewsProfessionals at Play expansion boosts turnover by 24%
The Roxy Ball Room and King Pins operator reported turnover of £40.6m in 2024, having opened four sites during the year and a further five in 2025
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NewsVaulkhard Leisure seeing benefits of portfolio repositioning
The North East leisure business saw turnover decline to £14.3m in the year to 31 December 2024, compared to £15.3m in 2023, following the disposal of two further sites, however EBITDA was up on the prior year.
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NewsTRG grows revenue as core brands outperform market
The Restaurant Group reported higher revenues for 2024, supported by strong trading across Wagamama, Brunning & Price pubs and its airport concessions arm
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NewsChipotle revenues up 32%, losses widen
Chipotle UK reported revenue of £34.6m in 2024, but said it continues to focus on its supply strategy and efficiencies to reduce losses of £18m for the year
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NewsMargin improves but losses widen as Pasta Evangelists opens more sites
The 50-strong pasta chain grew revenues in 2024 as it pushed forward with new restaurant openings, but losses grew as the brand invested in its next phase of growth
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NewsPub sales offset brewing decline at Shepherd Neame
The pub operator and brewer has reported resilient performance for the year to 28 June 2025, with strong trading in its pub estate offsetting further decline in national brewing volumes
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NewsGreggs posts 6.1% Q3 sales growth
The bakery reports steady Q3 growth as estate expansion, menu innovation and new retail partnerships underpin its long-term strategy