All Finance articles – Page 3
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NewsTRG sells Concessions division to Areas
As part of Areas, The Restaurant Group’s Concessions business will gain access to a global network, operational expertise, and wider portfolio of international franchise brands, allowing it to continue expanding
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NewsBrava Hospitality reports double-digit revenue growth
The Prezzo and Jamie’s Italian operator increased revenue by 12.3% in its second quarter, driven by ongoing investments across the Prezzo portfolio and a strong early performance for the recently relaunched Jamie’s Italian
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NewsBOXPARK hits financial milestone with first million-pound week
The group has reported the biggest grossing revenue week in its history, surpassing the £1m mark in a single week for the first time, driven by its most successful World Cup activation to date
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NewsSpaghetti House to be dissolved
The Italian restaurant group entered into administration but failed to secure a buyer, with US sandwich chain Jersey Mike’s taking over its Argyll Street location for its London debut
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NewsWahaca acquired by Luke Johnson’s Risk Capital Partners
The deal follows the Mexican restaurant chain’s announcement, in March this year, that it was working with advisory firm BDO to identify a new strategic partner to inject fresh capital into the business and to support the next stage of its expansion.
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NewsNotes increases sales but losses widen
The specialty coffee and wine-bar operator grew turnover by 15% in 2025 with three new locations
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NewsRoadchef sees turnover rise in 2025
The motorway service area operator says its FY25 performance was supported by the gradual recovery of footfall following the completion of M1 roadworks, which hit turnover last year
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NewsSticks’n’Sushi reports 6% growth in revenue
The Danish-Japanese restaurant group has achieved revenues exceeding £100m for the first time, in what CEO Andreas Karlsson describes as a year of real progress for the group
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NewsVue expecting ‘strong and well-balanced’ year
The cinema operator’s optimism about the year ahead comes on the back of strong results for the year to 30 November 2025, with the business continuing to gain market share in the UK.
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NewsYoung’s sales boosted by ‘exceptional’ bank holiday weekend
Young’s reports a 9.4% increase in total sales for the first 14 weeks from 31 March 2026, with sales boosted by the warm weather, start of the FIFA World Cup and Wimbledon and its recently acquired Cubitt House pubs.
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NewsBone Daddies shifts focus to core concept
The group has closed two sites - Shackfuyu and Flesh & Buns Oxford Circus - following a decline in net revenue, instead focusing on its core ramen bar proposition
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NewsElliott Advisors plots bid for 300 Stonegate pubs
Sky News reports the activist investor is the latest firm to explore a deal to buy c.300 pubs from the UK’s largest pubco, with bidding rivals including Terra Firma
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NewsButchies placed in voluntary liquidation
The buttermilk fried chicken concept, founded in East London in 2013, has three remaining sites and has appointed Begbies Traynor as liquidator
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NewsSan Carlo reports £76m turnover
The premium Italian restaurant group, which also operates under brands such as Signor Sassi and Cicchetti, saw turnover dip marginally due to challenging trading conditions
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NewsMarket Halls reports ‘landmark’ year
The food hall operator has reported turnover growth of 18% to £16.9m for the year ended 29 June 2025, along with a rise in total venue sales to £32.4m
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NewsBrewhouse & Kitchen: ‘Hospitality is a sector under siege’
The business reported a year of “mixed” progress, citing an “unhealthy” trading environment - albeit it remains focused on adding new customers and occasions
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NewsChestnut Group achieves 35% growth in revenue
Group revenue stood at £39.29m in the year to March 2025, compared to £29.08m the previous year, with the increase driven by both acquisitions and a 15.27% like-for-like sales increase.
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NewsDamm strengthens commitment to UK market
The Spanish brewer ended 2025 with €2bn revenue, driven by expansion of its UK business as well as other international markets, and supported by its diversification strategy
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NewsHeavitree sees turnover dip in H1
The Exeter-based pub operator pointed to poor weather early in the year and an early Easter for the sales slip, which also led to a drop in operating profit
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NewsMission Mars delivers record revenue
Group revenue for the Rudy’s and Albert’s Schloss operator totalled £116.5m for the year ended 28 September 2025, rising from £92.9m the previous year