All MCA Insight articles in March 2018 – Page 16
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NewsPrezzo “has bright future” beyond CVA
Prezzo chief executive Jon Hendry-Pickup has spoken exclusively to MCA about the launch of a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) this morning.
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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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News
Transition of Punch pubs to Heineken completes
Star Pubs & Bars has confirmed the make-up of its senior team as it officially takes control of 1,900 Punch pubs today.
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Analysis & Insight
Dealing with the epidemic of no-shows
With pressures mounting on operators from all sides, the added disruption of diners failing to show up for booked slots is one everyone would prefer to avoid. Here Nick Telson, Co-founder of DesignMyNight, discusses the no-show phenomenon, looking at what can be done to tackle the most recent thorn in the industries side.
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OpinionCDG looks to spread the risk
Experience counts and judging from the latest trading update from the Casual Dining Group (CDG) it is helping the business combat the current nervousness spreading across the market. Its latest trading update paints a picture of a resilient business diversifying to spread the risks thrown up by a soft market and producing an impressive EBITDA performance when put up against the barrage of costs it has had to absorb. Mark Wingett looks at what else it has up its sleeve.
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News
Chipotle closes burger concept site
Chipotle has closed the only site operating under its burger concept Tasty Made
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NewsCrussh eyes transport hub debut
Crussh, the healthy food and juice chain, is in talks to make its transport hub debut later this year
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News
Just Eat appoints new non-executive chairman
Just Eat has appointed Mike Evans as non-executive chairman, with effect from 26 April 2018.
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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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NewsDiversification underpins CDG lfl growth
Casual Dining Group has said that its current trading is ahead of the market, as it reported “positive low-digit” like-for-like sales growth