NoHo Partners (NOHO) Company presentation summary
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Company presentation summary
14 Sep, 2026Strategic vision and growth
Aims to be the leading restaurant operator in Northern Europe, focusing on profitable growth in Finland and active international expansion through investments and acquisitions.
Operates 300 restaurants across Finland, Norway, and Denmark, with a history of acquisition-driven growth and internationalization.
Maintains a diversified portfolio including food, entertainment, and event restaurants, balancing stability and resilience.
Financial performance and targets
Achieved a 24% CAGR in revenue from 2006 to 2025, with 2025 revenue at €358m and EBIT at €32.3m (9.0% margin).
EBIT has quadrupled since pre-pandemic levels, consistently outperforming market averages in profitability.
Net debt ratio stands at 3.0, with a target to reduce it to around 2.0 in the long term.
Dividend policy targets at least 50% payout of comparable EPS, with €0.23 per share proposed for 2025, paid in three installments.
Operational excellence and portfolio management
Flexible staffing and operational efficiency enable rapid adaptation to demand changes, supporting profitability.
Strong track record in restaurant M&A, leveraging synergies and consolidation for value creation.
Better Burger Society continues profitable growth, with 17% revenue increase in 2025 and ongoing expansion in Finland, Switzerland, and potential new markets.
Latest events from NoHo Partners
- Q2 2026 revenue rose 9.2% with operating margin at 9.5% and EPS up 44.1% year-over-year.NOHO
Q2 2026 - Revenue up 5.8% to €81.7M, margins down, but outlook and financial position improved.NOHO
Q1 2026 - 9% operating margin, 3.1% turnover growth, and BBS spin-off drove strong EPS gains.NOHO
Q4 2025 - Profitability held up in Finland and Denmark, but Norway and market challenges weighed on results.NOHO
Q3 2025 - Profitability remained strong at 8.5%, driven by a divestment gain and international expansion.NOHO
Q2 2025 - Turnover and profitability rose in Q3 2024, with new financing fueling future growth.NOHO
Q3 2024 - Turnover up 18.5% to €200.5M, but net profit down amid cost pressures and market headwinds.NOHO
Q2 2024 - Q1 2025 saw strong growth, margin gains, and a €20m–€23m one-time boost from BBS.NOHO
Q1 2025 - Record results, acquisitions, and new financing drive growth and profitability.NOHO
Q4 2024