All Finance articles – Page 7
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NewsParogon Group confident in returning to profitability
The premium pub-restaurant operator reported increased cost pressures, but said it continues to seek opportunities for expansion - particularly its all-day dining concept, Willow
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NewsMarket Halls secures £11m in funding
The UK food halls operator said the new funding from OakNorth will support the next phase of its national growth strategy, which includes the acquisition of additional sites.
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NewsTiPJAR secures £4.5m in new investment
The round, led by YFM Equity Partners and advised by Mountside Ventures, will enable digital tipping platform to expand its team, further invest in its people, and accelerate product development as it scales
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NewsOn-trade remains challenging for Fever-Tree
Its UK on-trade revenue fell 9% in the full year to 31 December 2025, versus 2024, although the rate of decline eased in the second half, Fever-Tree reported.
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NewsSales growth at JKS Restaurants soars beyond 20%
The multi-brand hospitality growth delivered 22% sales growth for the year to 30 March 2025, reflecting sustained demand, new openings, and brand appeal
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NewsTim Hortons carries strong trading momentum into 2026
The UK & Ireland business has reported like-for-like sales growth of 9% in the 10 weeks to 15 March, marking its fifth consecutive quarter of LFL growth
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NewsPub People delivers sales and profit growth
The community pub company, chaired by Mark Crowther, has invested significantly in its 50-strong estate and operator-managed model
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NewsJoe & The Juice reports x6 profit growth
The juice and food-to-go brand saw an increase in same-store-sales, the full year effect of the increased delivery turnover, and price increases to absorb the impacts of cost inflation
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NewsStrong trading for Shepherd Neame pubs offset by brewing decline
The Kent-based brewer and pub operator has reported £84.7m revenue for the 26 weeks ended 27 December 2025, a slight dip from £85m in H1 2025
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NewsRSM: ‘With more headwinds to come, operators must act now’
As flat sales tip more operators into insolvency, RSM has warned operators must act to stave off the challenges of the current trading environment
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NewsBoston Tea Party on the lookout for new sites
The all-day cafe group reported sustained like-for-like growth in its latest accounts for the year to October 2025
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NewsIrth Capital makes bid for Papa Johns International
The Qatari-backed investment fund has offered to pay $47 per share for the pizza giant, which would value it at around $1.5bn
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NewsTA Associates considering sale of Gong cha
The private equity firm, which invested in Gong cha in 2019, is reported to be considering a sale of the bubble tea brand as it seeks to double its UK presence
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NewsDomino’s confident of further headroom for market share growth
Interim CEO Nicola Frampton said the business’ strategy for 2026 was anchored in its core business and capabilities, with a number of planned innovations across its menu items and digital platform.
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NewsTilray Brands acquires BrewDog Australia
The deal includes BrewDog’s Australian brewing and production facility in Brisbane, Queensland, along with a portfolio of owned and franchised BrewDog bars across Australia.
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NewsDomino’s sees full year profits fall
The pizza delivery group reported a 15% drop in underlying profit before tax, to £91.2m in FY25, despite marginal sales growth, delivering full year results in line with guidance.
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Weekend PressFrom a £1bn dream to a brutal collapse: How Brewdog hit the rocks
For some, the rise and fall of Brewdog has been a cautionary tale of unchecked ambition, rapid expansion and hubris, says the BBC
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NewsChancellor set to backtrack on minimum wage pledge
The government had been planning to scrap the youth rate but pressure from business groups and warnings from the OBR on unemployment rates look set to see these plans watered down.
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NewsGreggs reports profit slide despite rising sales
Total sales at the food to go retailer were up 6.8% during the 52 weeks ended 27 December 2025, but it reported a drop in statutory profit before tax of 17.9%, to £167.4m for 2025 versus the previous year as a result of a “tough environment” for the sector
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NewsAdmiral: ‘We want to be at the forefront of M&A’
The pub group remains ambitious to grow its estate of community wet-led pubs, despite the cost headwinds and uncertainties in the market, CEO Chris Jowsey tells MCA.