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Revolution Bars Group (RBG) has announced full-year results and, in line with the heroic Tim Martin of J D Wetherspoon, hit out at “nothing short of scandalous” government actions...
Revolution Bars Group (RBG) has updated the markets with news including that a “CVA successfully approved” – and the shares have responded to 17.2p, a £21.5 million market cap, 7.5% higher...
Revolution Bars (RBG) has announced that a subsidiary which operates 50 ‘Revolution’-branded bars (“the group's Revolucion de Cuba branded bars and four Revolution branded bars operated by other entities in the group are unaffected”) has launched a CVA. Has blundering Boris struck again?...
Revolution Bars (RBG) has updated investors on its progress having commenced the reopening of its bars on 6th July...
The fund raise is at 20p and there is a very real case for having a go. But there are risks: the truth is that no-one has a scooby as to how this company’s 57 bars and clubs will trade post lockdown.
Previously writing on Revolution Bars (RBG) I was cautious as it argued “another step closer to being well-positioned to emerge from this crisis”. It now updates arguing “decisive action will enable us to emerge from this crisis in a financially stable position”...
A “COVID-19 and Banking Facilities update” from Revolution Bars (RBG), including “the board is pleased to announce that, subject to final documentation, Natwest has agreed to increase the facility to £30.0m” – and the shares currently at 19.5p, more than 26% higher…
Previously writing on Revolution and Revolución de Cuba bars operator Revolution Bars Group (RBG), in October I concluded including will the still clear challenges allow the expected reduction in debt levels though?... currently continue to avoid. Today from the company a “COVID-19 Update” – and the shares currently a further more than 20% lower on the back of it, below 20p…
Revolution and Revolución de Cuba bars group Revolution Bars (RBG) has announced results for its year ended 29th June 2019 and “over the last three months our like-for-like sales have consistently outperformed the 'Bars & High Street Bars' cohort in the CGA industry sales tracker for the first time in over eighteen months as we start to recover market share”. No longer short of expectations in every conceivable weather environment?...
Revolution Bars (RBG) has announced results for its half-year ended 29th December 2018, including revenue up over 6% to £78.5 million and that one of its brands, “Revolution has been reviewed, the issues identified, and workstreams are being implemented to restore it to growth. Our confidence in achieving this is underpinned by the good performance of the new Revolution venues, while the recently refurbished sites are also seeing uplifts”. The shares have responded currently to 66p... approaching 17% down on the day…
