Savor (SVR) H2 2025 earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
H2 2025 earnings summary
9 Jun, 2025Executive summary
Revenue declined 8% year-over-year to $56.6m due to reduced foot traffic, but customer spend per head remained stable.
EBITDA was $7.3m, with a net extraction rate of 13%, only 1% below the prior year despite revenue drop.
Net cash from operating activities increased 11% to $7.1m, reflecting efficient working capital management.
Reported net loss of $1.2m, primarily due to a one-time fixed asset write-off from discontinued Seafarers operations.
Strategic initiatives included venue optimization, successful Savor Food Festival, and upgrades at Non Solo Pizza.
Financial highlights
Revenue: $56.6m (down from $61.9m in 2024).
EBITDA: $7.3m (vs $8.8m in 2024); net extraction rate 13%.
Net loss: $1.2m (vs $0.65m profit in 2024), mainly due to asset write-off.
Net cash from operations: $7.1m (up from $6.4m in 2024).
Borrowings reduced; net cash improved to $1.8m; net debt to operating earnings ratio below 1x.
Outlook and guidance
Trading environment remains uncertain, but gradual relief in cost-of-living pressures is anticipated.
Strategic investments and cost management position the group to capitalize on emerging opportunities.
New entertainment venue in Britomart's Roukai Lane set to open in Spring 2025.
Momentum from 2025 initiatives expected to drive performance into the summer season and beyond.
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