All TGI Friday’s UK articles – Page 15
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M&C Report Trade Tracker
M&C Report’s Trade Tracker, which is supported by Torex, supplier of customer and business insight, takes a look at sector trading over the previous seven days. From a list of 40 businesses in the eating and drinking out sector, 10 give a snapshot of trading each week.September is producing disappointing ...
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M&B: Acquisitions, breakfasts, margins and Blood
M&C Report takes a closer look at the half year results for Mitchells & Butlers (M&B), the managed pub and restaurant operator:BreakfastsM&B plans to roll out its breakfast concept across its Harvester, Toby and Crown Carvery brands, interim chief executive Jeremy Blood revealed. The company has been trialling breakfasts at ...
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TGI appoints UK marketing director
TGI Friday’s UK has appointed Darrell Wade as its new marketing director.Wade, who previously held marketing roles at Pizza Hut and KFC, will oversee the company’s UK marketing and will be responsible for strategy, advertising and promotions.Ricky Richardson, managing director of TGI Friday’s UK, said: “As our leadership team continues ...
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Whitbread completes TGI sale
Whitbread, the leisure group, has announced it has completed the sale of its 45-strong TGI Friday’s restaurant business for a total of £70.4m.TGI Friday’s UK, a joint venture between Carlson Restaurants and ABN AMRO Capital, has acquired the business and 30 of the sites, while the remaining 15 restaurants has ...
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Whitbread sells TGI Friday’s for £70.4m
Whitbread, the leisure group, is to sell its 45-strong TGI Friday’s restaurant business for a total of £70.4m.TGI Friday’s UK, a joint venture between Carlson Restaurants and ABN AMRO Capital, will buy the business and 30 of the sites, while the remaining 15 restaurants will be sold to British Land.British ...
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Weekend Press
TGI Friday’s sale could be near
Whitbread is rumoured to be close to sealing a £70m disposal of TGI Friday’s to Carlson Companies and ABN Amro Capital. The leisure group has been persistently touted as the first leisure operator to pursue real estate investment trust status. The shares fell 2p to £16.72 despite the talk.The Times ...




























