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Restaurant Group - EBITDA guidance upgraded 33%

January 2022

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  • Epic Code:
  • RTN
  • Price:
  • 86.5p
Restaurant Group, owner of Wagamama, Frankie & Bennys and Chiquito chains, delighted investors with a hefty upgrade to full year guidance driven by Wagamama, pubs and leisure businesses (helped by James Bond) and a small improvement in concessions due to a small improvement in UK airport passenger volumes.As a result management has raised FY’21 EBITDA guidance from £57m (consensus) to £73m-£79m, subject to no unexpected further Covid-19 disruptions. Full year net debt is now expected to be less than £190m, down from £340m in FY’20.Peel Hunt has upgraded from a £7.6m loss to £11.1m pretax profit under IAS accounting with unchanged IAS forecasts for FY’22 and &rsqu ...

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