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Samuel Kaye, the multi-millionaire founder of the restaurant chain operator Tasty, has added to his stake in the company with the purchase of £93,000 of shares. He snapped up 300,000 shares at 31p a time and now has about 9.1m shares, or 19.1% of the company, which operates the oriental-themed DimT
Read moreGlencore, the Swiss commodities trader which doubles up as miner Xstrata's single largest shareholder. In recent years, many a dull Friday on the stock market has been enlivened by rumours of Glencore looking to go the whole hog and attempting to merge with Xstrata. The possibility is tantalising, h
Read moreThe tough consumer environment has failed to suppress diners' appetites for affordable meals out, judging by the latest update from branded restaurant operator Tasty. The company, which operates Wildwood pizza restaurants and the DimT oriental-themed chain, moved into profit in 2010 and said tradin
Read moreTasty, 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
Read moreIndependent Resources rose after the group said it looks like the drawn out environmental assessment process for its underground gas storage facility at Rivara in the Po Valley, Italy, is nearing a conclusion. There was also a reduction in the full-year loss before tax to £85,476 from £127,836. In
Read moreLONDON (Dow Jones)--Tasty Plc (TAST.LN), a restaurant operator, announced Wednesday a placing to raise GBP2.0 million, with first quarter trading expected to be profitable. MAIN FACTS: -The company indicated that the first quarter trading had improved year on year and that the company expect
Read moreTasty, which owns the Dim T and Wildwood restaurant chains, saw losses widen in the year to 27 December due to various one-off costs but revenues increased and the company said 2010 has started well. Pre-tax losses for the period totalled £2.1m, compared with £1.59m the previous year, even as reven
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