Richoux Group Share News (RIC)

DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Richoux Group Chief Executive Buys 50,000 Shares

Richoux Scales Back Villagio Brand As Profit Falls

Restaurant Group Richoux's Annual Profit Drops As Expansion Continues

LONDON (Alliance News) - Restaurant Group Richoux Group PLC Monday reported a lower pretax profit for its last financial year, as the group continues to spend money on expanding its portfolio of restaurants. Richoux group, which operates the Richoux, Dean's Diner, Villagio and Zippers resta

Richoux Profits Boosted By Higher Sales; Opening More American-Style Restaurants

Wilmington Group's soon-to-be CFO boosts stake

Tony Foye, the new Executive Director of Wilmington Group, a financial and legal training provider, has bought up 385,000 ordinary shares, significantly boosting his share in the company to 435,000 shares. Foye joined the firm at the beginning of last month and is to become the Chief Financial Off

Richoux chairman tucks in

Robert Rayne, chairman of the Edwardian-style London restaurant chain operator Richoux, has gobbled up £170,000 in shares in the company. He and his partner Benita Refson took just over 1.1m shares at 15.3p a share, taking Rayne's holding in the company to nearly 8m shares or about 12% of the compa

London close: Footsie finishes just shy of 6,000

Footsie finished on or around its high point for the day but just shy of the 6,000 level. Risers outnumbered fallers by about three to one among FTSE 100 constituents, with resource stocks featuring prominently among the laggards. Real estate investment trusts British Land and Land Securities led

Richoux in the black after restaurant openings

Restaurant owner Richoux swung into the black in the year ended 26 December after opening a number of new restaurants in the period. "The company has undergone relatively significant expansion during the year, opening seven new restaurants and rebranding an existing site under its Zippers and Dean'

Small caps round-up: Tribal, Ffastfill, Capital Lease ...

Government spending uncertainty has prompted public sector services group Tribal to warn 2010 profits will be 'substantially' below its previous expectations. Government business has seen a further material deterioration in trading conditions in the UK during the past two months with no improvemen

Tasty moves into profit

Tasty, the restaurant operator behind the Dim T and Wildwood chains, moved into profit in the half year to June 27 and said that trading is in line with expectations. It posted a pre-tax profit of £13,000 for the period, against a loss of £49,000 over the same period the previous year, as turnover

Small caps round-up: Argos, Coal of Africa, Galleon...

Losses widened at Argos Resources in the half year to June 30 as the Falklands Islands-focused oil and gas group ramped up its activities in the area. The company, which joined AIM in July, saw losses widen to $247,546 during the period from $77,567 the previous year. The license Argos is explorin

No Richoux expansion as new openings disappoint

London-focused Edwardian-style restaurant operator Richoux Group will not be opening any new restaurants under its own name in the near future following a disappointing performance from new openings. In the 28 weeks to July 12, pre-tax losses fell to £992,000 from £278,000 over the same period the