SIR Royalty Income Fund (SRV.UN) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
6 Oct, 2026Business and fund profile
56 restaurants, primarily in Ontario; 7 restaurant brands, with 6 included in the Royalty Pool; ~4,020 employees and FY2025 revenue of $289.5 million.
Fund units listed as SRV.UN; 8,375,567 units outstanding and market capitalization of ~$128 million as of the presentation.
Monthly distribution was $0.105 per unit, increased from $0.10 in January 2026; indicated current yield was ~8.2%.
Royalty structure and portfolio
The Fund receives a 6% royalty on pooled restaurant revenue; effective May 10, 2026, SIR Corp. held a 16.82% residual interest in the royalty partnership.
The Royalty Pool included 52 restaurants effective January 1, 2026, across Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada.
Jack Astor’s represented 60.0% of YTD 2026 pooled revenue, Scaddabush 32.9%, and Edna + Vita 7.1%.
Restaurant investment and growth
19 Jack Astor’s and Reds Square One locations were renovated since March 2022; the renovation program targets a more contemporary, immersive guest experience.
New Scaddabush locations in Windsor and Aurora, plus a Jack Astor’s in Oshawa featuring Freida’s Beverage Kitchen, were expected to enter the Royalty Pool in January 2027.
Development plans include three Scaddabush restaurants in Kanata, London and Dartmouth, and a Jack Astor’s + Freida’s location in Windsor.
Scaddabush in Barrie entered the Royalty Pool in January 2026; Freida’s Beverage Kitchen launched at Jack Astor’s locations in Barrie, Oshawa and Richmond Hill.
Latest events from SIR Royalty Income Fund
- Q2 revenue and earnings declined, while restaurant expansion continued.SRV.UN
Q2 2024 - Lower sales and SSS, higher fair-value gains, and cyber disruption shaped Q3.SRV.UN
Q3 2024 - Revenue and same-store sales fell as new openings offset cyber and consumer pressures.SRV.UN
Q4 2024 - New restaurants lifted revenue 7%, but same-store sales and earnings weakened.SRV.UN
Q1 2025 - Pooled revenue rose 8.1%, while Scaddabush led same-store growth at 7.0%.SRV.UN
Q2 2025 - Revenue grew 10.4%, but lower loan revaluation cut earnings; distributions increased 5.3%.SRV.UN
Q3 2025 - Q4 sales rebounded, but FY earnings fell and distributions exceeded cash generation.SRV.UN
Q4 2025 - Revenue and earnings grew, SSS was flat, and distributions rose 5% amid expansion plans.SRV.UN
Q1 2026 - Revenue and same-store sales grew, but lower loan fair-value gains reduced Q2 earnings.SRV.UN
Q2 2026