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The Restaurant Group plc (TRG) is a prominent UK-based hospitality enterprise, overseeing a diverse portfolio of restaurants and pubs across the nation. Its well-known brands include Wagamama, Frankie & Benny's, Brunning & Price, Chiquito, Coast to Coast, Firejacks, Garfunkel's, and Joe's Kitchen. Beyond these established names, TRG also operates a concessions division, which offers a range of dining experiences from table and counter service to sandwich shops, pubs, and bars. The group's extensive operational footprint encompasses approximately 400 establishments. Founded in 1954, The Restaurant Group plc maintains its corporate headquarters in London, United Kingdom.
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Shares in Wagamama owner The Restaurant Group fell 3% on Tuesday after PizzaExpress owner Wheel Topco scuppered hopes it might submit a bid that would rival the £701 million ($862 million) offer put forward by private equity fund Apollo Global Management.
Analysts covering Wagamama-owner The Restaurant Group PLC (LSE:RTN) were quick to warn that its takeover offer of 65p per share from Apollo Global Management (NYSE:APO) was too low. Even the market hovered at 66p, looking as if it was awaiting another chapter in the saga.
Wagamama owner The Restaurant Group PLC (LSE:RTN) could be poised to receive another bid after Rock BidCo, a vehicle owned by Apollo Funds, purchase offer of 65p per share was deemed “too low” by analysts. “We do not believe it reflects the quality of the estate (especially having recently exited the challenged leisure business), the freehold asset backing (c £160 million) and the progress it was making across its strategic objectives on margin accretion (250-350bps) and deleveraging (under 1.5x Ebitda),” analysts at Shore Capital said.
Private equity fund Apollo Global Management on Thursday said it had struck a deal to snap up struggling U.K. restaurant operator The Restaurant Group in a deal worth £701 million ($862 million).