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The Restaurant Group

May 2017

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  • Epic Code:
  • RTN
  • Price:
  • 344p
Broker Liberum suggests management are confident of the turnaround task following last month’s results, which showed an 11% reduction in both pretax profit and eps to £77.1m and 30.0p.The strategy now is based on rebuilding value in the core brands, Frankie & Benny’s (258 units), Chiquitos (79 units) and Coast to Coast (21) as well as 57 Pub restaurants and 59 concessions.After last year’s hiccoughs, there will be a menu revamp and price cuts at Frankie & Benny’s (F&B) by end of March, plus investment in marketing to rebuild the number of visits, which has declined 23% (and 16% at Chiquito) since 2012. F&B changes include increasing the number of main menu items under £10 fr ...

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