The Revel Collective (TRC) Trading Update summary
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Trading Update summary
5 Jun, 2025H1 and festive trading performance
Like-for-like sales for the four weeks to 31 December rose 9%, marking the best festive period since 2019.
H1 like-for-like sales, including New Year's Eve, showed an improving trend at -2.8%.
Peach Pubs achieved record Christmas trading, with three consecutive record weeks and weekly sales over £1m for the first time.
Revolución de Cuba saw pre-booked party revenue up 26% vs 2022 and double-digit LFL growth during the festive period.
Founders and Co. delivered double-digit LFL growth every month in FY24 to date.
Brand and operational updates
Peach Pubs integration is progressing well, with £1.5m in synergies on track for FY25.
Revolution brand saw positive LFL growth over Christmas, but younger guests remain pressured by the cost-of-living crisis.
All refurbishments are deferred until trading improves, reflecting lower expected EBITDA.
Financial outlook and guidance
Board now expects IAS 17 EBITDA to be around £3-3.5m due to cost pressures and revised LFL growth assumptions.
Net debt as of 23 January 2024 is £20.3m, within the NatWest facility.
Capex will be significantly reduced in response to lower EBITDA.
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