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Anyone been to a Waga or RtN pub over break? What’s it been like, busy? London a little quiet. As long as it can a tick over sense RTN will come good. Exec team making good decisions it’s the wider environment that’s the risk but sense Waga etc will remain an affordable treat for those who already frequent it. Pubs may also have got a mini uplift from World Cup.
Spades… this is what I keep thinking … but am not seeing. I guess when rerate happens it’ll be sudden. Though could be a year off… I’m ave at 45p-ish .. hoping we clear that in Q1
There Got to be minimum 300% in this . Tight fiscal management and Crazy balance sheet numbers
Good luck all
You can’t keep a good stock down
Seriously any Xmas party cancelations have been transferred to January or February
Onwards and upwards
Recycled my CNA into these today after a good run hoping for a steady turn around
Doesn't really answer the question, I'll just have to assume its not in the accounts department.
i work for a large medical device company
Out of interest DND … since you packed in commercial food prep what do you do now?
Another way of looking at it is competition is low (and may get thinner).
this industry has been going down hill for years, i gave up being a chef for these reasons. so many restaurants have disapeared. i remember when franky and bennys where everywhere and jam packed, not the case any more alot are shut the share price is low for a reason
I think Q4 trading might not be so great. But all the management work on paying down debt, hedging energy, buying interest caps will make a meaningful difference.
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Joe Easton on Bloomberg TV just recommended RTN, as a potentially been a big winner in 2023. Let’s hope so!
Reassuring RNS . Management are running a tight ship. Economic headwinds will not be here forever and RTN are in a good place to survive and prosper.
I like what I see.
I Cant fault the boots on the ground research .
All looks good for a reasonable set of results, but with the obvious economic caveats .
@Ephemeral
Arrow Mill was very busy on Saturday (lunchtime).
Car park was rammed believe it or not there was even a helicopter parked.
We sat and ate in the bar area, loads of walk-ups dining.
They did ask us for the table to be returned at 4:30 presumably a busy evening too.
btw Vouchers can be used at all RTN brands inc. Wagamama
It’s a shame can’t be used in Wagamama as it’s the best in group. Chiquito is ok as well, wouldn’t bother with frankie & bennys it’s a shadow of what it once was. The vouchers are good value, if you bought the minimum number of shares to qualify for vouchers the shares are so cheap at the moment that the food discounts from 2 meals out would just about pay for your shares.
just email them and ask for it. cosec@trgplc.com No wagamama, which is the only one I want to use for.....
At Craig, was it busy?
Does anyone know how you can get vouchers from ig if we holds shares in an isa. Thank you.
Hi hope everyone is well.
We have been taking advantage of our shareholder vouchers over recent weeks and I have to say, each occasion has been really amazing and our family and friends have been really impressed.
We have access to the M6/M42/M40 corridors, so the Brunning & Price eateries are fairly local and are lovely to visit on the run up to Christmas and yes- you get 25% off the total bill including drinks.
If you are lucky enough to go to Arrow Mill near Stratford-Upon-Avon (has rooms aswell), well worth a visit - really Christmassy in a stunning location, opposite Ragley Hall in Warwickshire.
Not so fussed with Wagamama - like the country life!
Have a good Christmas and enjoy your vouchers!
See Brunning & Price have plans in Solihul too!
Is society being manipulated to poverty?
Firstly invest with your eyes, sentiment will follow .
https://twitter.com/MarchersMedia/status/1604920748883279906?s=20&t=NlG4bXwAW5zdsX5wjeSzPw
A couple of boring UTs sold and ready to pull the trigger. Because they are units trusts it takes a day to get the funds.
I'll wait a couple of days to see if it pulls back as it usually does,..
Probably a couple of sh*tty growth unit trusts
Interesting to note that there is a big buyer in the market
Expect another holding announcement soon
But sellers won’t take 25p so the stock needed to rally today so the buyer could have a deal
All the brokers are lowering their price forecast and they have all spoken to the company so end of year results are going to be ok but costs have probably eroded margins and exceptional items still prevail
If they pay a dividend 1p per share would cost £7.5 million it would put them on a yield of 4% and a p/e of around 6 based on a profit of £30m
If anybody is forecasting north of this I would love to be cheered up