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Another roasting and stuffing on AIM. Looking like a completely turkey now. The postings here with 2 year intervals is a bit rich!
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Note the director buys around 15p prior to Final Results released on Friday. The signs were there that this looked cheap, and the stock has clawed back some of the losses made in 2014 to reflect positive results. Is it just me, or does it seem unfair the Director was able to purchase knowing full well (or at least aware) of the performance of the business? Outlook for next year looks positive but with the notoriously quiet period ahead people may take profits or sell into any further share price strength. Final results for the 52 weeks ended 28 December 2014 Richoux Group plc, the owner and operator of 17 restaurants under the Richoux, Dean's Diner, Villagio and Zippers brands, today announces its final results for the year ended 28 December 2014. Key points: · Turnover increased 10.4% to £12.68 million (2013: £11.48 million). · Adjusted* EBITDA increased 10.0% to £1.63 million (2013: £1.49 million). · One new restaurant opened in the year. Five further sites have been secured for 2015/2016. · Currently seventeen restaurants trading. · Cash of £3.95 million at year end (2013: £4.01 million). "Although only one restaurant was opened during the period, we have already contracted to open three new sites this year with two further sites already contracted for 2016" Capital expenditure of £1m on the newly opened restaurant gives an idea of costs for further five sites to be opened but also what the operating profit figures are likely to be going forward. Cash pile likely to shrink this year and next but revenue, EBITDA, profits etc expected to increase. One to watch.
Edward Standing, you have f****d this business, well done!
They are going yo build flats on top of the building in st johns wood, so the teashop is all *******s!
Wow what are they doing, the flagship at st johns wood is dingy with a few old cakes, and 2 eggs on mothers pride bread for 9 quid, and a teashop that serves tea bags?
I have never seen a worst teashop than Richoux St Johns Wood.
Good people here,are they a buy?
Richoux Group Buy 21-Sep-12 £462,499.99 Robert Rayne 5,781,250 @ 8.00p Richoux Group Buy 21-Sep-12 £462,499.99 Salvatore Diliberto 5,781,250 @ 8.00p Richoux Group Buy 21-Sep-12 £150,000.00 Edward Standring 1,875,000 @ 8.00p
Philip Shotter, Chairman of Richoux Group plc said: "The Group are pleased to report improved results, having now completed the disposal of the remaining underperforming sites and are continuing to focus on improving the offer at the Group's Dean's Diner and Villagio sites".
Key points: § Currently twelve restaurants trading. § Disposals programme for the disposal of the remaining four underperforming sites completed. § Operating profit of £0.39m for the period.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201208310700081518L
The financials do not read well
Philip Shotter, Chairman of Richoux Group plc said: "The Group's established brand, Richoux, continues to trade profitably. Following the significant expansion that the Group undertook towards the end of the last financial year the focus has been on trying to improve and develop the Group's other development concepts, while continuing to assess their longer term viability. Villagio, a modern local style Italian concept is being trialled in four sites."
Key points: § Currently fifteen restaurants trading. § New Villagio concept launched. § Established part of the business continues to trade well.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201109230700077872O
Restaurant operator Richoux Group (RIC) swung to a annual pre-tax profit, due to the contribution made by the new Zippers and Dean's Diner restaurants and the closure of under-performing restaurants, and said a further expansion of the new concepts is envisaged. The owner and operator of 13 restaurants reported a pre-tax profit of 0.5 million pounds for the 12-months ended 26th December 2010, which compares with a loss of 1.5 million pounds a year earlier, on revenue up 16% at 5.8 million pounds. Richoux shares gained a tasty 0.5p to close at 11p.
Philip Shotter, Chairman of Richoux Group plc said: "The core Richoux business remains profitable and continues to trade in line with expectations. The Company has undergone relatively significant expansion during the year, opening seven new restaurants and rebranding an existing site under its Zippers and Dean's Diner concepts. A measured development of both concepts is envisaged to further assess their suitability for wider roll-out."
Key points: § Seven new restaurants opened during the period. § Currently thirteen restaurants trading. § Dean's Diner, a 1950s style American Diner concept launched. § Small operating profit of £0.14 million. § Cash of £3.61 million held at year end.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201104150700079654E