EBITDA
Our coverage highlights EBITDA disclosures from restaurant groups, pub chains, contract caterers, and bar operators, offering context on profitability, operational efficiency, and business resilience. Whether you’re benchmarking performance, preparing for investment, or assessing the health of competitors, we break down the numbers and explain what they mean for decision-makers across the sector. Our reporting helps F&B executives, operators, and finance leads make sense of the metrics behind the margins.
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Nov- 2023 -27 NovemberRestaurants
Pho to continue expansion amid 33.6% rise in FY23 turnover
Pho has secured additional funding to allow for continued expansion of Vietnamese street food restaurants through the next several years, as its turnover increased 33.6% to £58.3m in the year ending 19 February 2023. According to the group’s filings on Companies House, recent performance has buoyed the company’s confidence in…
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10 NovemberNews
Today’s news in brief – 10/11/23
Krispy Kreme reported net revenues of $407.4m (£333m) in Q3, marking a 7.9% increase compared with the same quarter in 2022. The international segment saw a 15.4% growth in net revenue. The company reported a GAAP net loss of $40.3m (£32.9m) for the quarter. Adjusted EBITDA in the quarter grew…
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10 NovemberNews
Krispy Kreme revenues hit $407.4m in Q3
Krispy Kreme reported net revenues of $407.4m (£333m) in Q3 2023, a 7.9% increase compared with Q3 2022. Total company organic revenues grew 9.6% in the quarter, led by the US, which delivered 10.2% organic growth in the quarter driven by growth across all sales channels, including delivered fresh daily…
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9 NovemberNews
Today’s news in brief – 09/11/23
Domino’s expects its underlying EBITDA for FY23 to be between £132m and £138m, as Q3 like-for-like sales grew by 3.7%. The pizza chain experienced a 5.5% increase in Q3 sales, attributed to the acceleration in new store openings. Domino’s plans to open at least 60 new stores by the end…
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9 NovemberNews
Admiral Taverns EBITDA hits £55.8m in H1
Admiral Taverns has reported an EBITDA of £55.8m reflecting robust growth across the first half of FY23 which ended on 28 May. The group admitted that the second half of the year was impacted by a faltering economy, inflationary pressure and the energy crisis. Turnover reached £182m, compared to £154.3m…
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9 NovemberFood and Drink
Domino’s backs guidance as sales rise 3.7% in Q3
Domino’s expects FY23 underlying EBITDA to be in the range of £132m to £138m, as like-for-like group sales increased 3.7% during Q3 and the pizza chain had a “good” start to Q4. Across the entire group, Q3 sales increased 5.5%, which the company has attributed to its acceleration in new…
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7 NovemberNews
Today’s news in brief – 07/11/23
Oakman Inns reported an EBITDA drop from £11m to £9.8m for the year ended June 2023 due to the impact of inflation. Despite this, the group’s sales were 8% higher than the previous year, totaling just under £70m, as like-for-like sales for the core Oakman Inns business increased by 4.1%.…
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7 NovemberPubs and Bars
Oakman Group profits fall despite jump in sales
Oakman Inns and Restaurants has reported that its EBITDA dropped from £12.0m to £9.8m for the last financial year (June 2023) as its profits were impacted by inflation. However, its group sales were 8% ahead of the prior year at just under £70m. In addition, like-for-like sales for the core…
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6 NovemberNews
Today’s news in brief – 06/11/23
RBI, the parent company of Burger King, Popeyes and Tim Hortons, reported Q3 revenues of $1.83bn (£1.48bn), up from $1.72bn (£1.39bn), primarily driven by increases in system-wide sales in all of its segments. EBITDA for the group increased by 9.3% to $698m (£563m), while net income for the quarter was…
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6 NovemberNews
Restaurant Brands International sales rise to $1.8bn in Q3
Restaurant Brands International (RBI), the company behind Burger King, Popeyes, Tim Hortons and Firehouse Subs, has seen revenues rise to $1.83bn (£1.47bn) in Q3, up from $1.72bn (£1.38bn). This result was primarily driven by increases in system-wide sales in all of its segments, according to the group. For the period…
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