The Revel Collective (TRC) Trading Update summary
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Trading Update summary
6 Jun, 2025Festive and H1 trading performance
Like-for-like sales rose 1.6% during the festive period from 7 December 2024 to 3 January 2025.
Prebooked revenue, mainly from corporate Christmas bookings, reached record levels and was 5.3% higher than last year.
32 weekly food and drink sales records were broken, with Peach Pubs leading brand performance.
Financial outlook and guidance
FY25 IAS 17 EBITDA is now expected in the range of £2.0-4.0m due to lower H1 sales and higher costs from budget changes.
Net debt as of 21 January 2025 stands at £14.4m, excluding PIK and lease debt.
Discretionary spend and capital investment will remain tightly restricted for the rest of FY25.
Operational challenges and initiatives
Early FY25 bar sales were impacted by uncertainty from the delayed Revolution Bars Limited Restructuring Plan.
The late-night market remains challenging, with sales recovery slower than anticipated.
New sales initiatives, including a refreshed Revolution brand proposition, are planned for H2.
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