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    Spur Reports Strong Results With Panarottis and RocoMamas Driving Sales

    March 6, 2025
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    Val Nichas - CEO of Spur Corporation
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    Spur Corporation has reported strong financial results, with its Panarottis brand emerging as the top performer, recording a 14% increase in restaurant sales. The group’s strategy of expanding into smaller towns has proven successful, with 11 new Panarottis outlets opening in traditionally competitive locations. The group’s RocoMamas brand also showed robust growth, with an 8.4% rise in sales. Overall, the company achieved an 11.5% increase in headline earnings to R144 million, despite intensified competition in the casual dining sector. Spur’s commitment to rebranding and repositioning Panarottis has led to franchisees investing R42 million in upgrades, further strengthening the brand’s market presence.

    The group saw total restaurant sales grow by 10% to R5.9 billion, with revenue increasing by 13.8% to R2 billion. The acquisition of Doppio Zero contributed significantly, adding R351 million in sales. Spur’s core steakhouse brand, which accounts for 64% of its South African restaurant revenue, recorded a 2.8% turnover increase. Speciality brands such as The Hussar Grill, Casa Bella, and Nikos grew by 5.2%, while including Doppio Zero, the speciality segment expanded by 86%. However, the seafood brand John Dory’s experienced a 1.6% decline, affected by store closures and temporary disruptions due to weather-related mall damages. The group has given John Dory’s special project status to revitalise its performance.

    Despite economic pressures and constrained consumer spending, Spur continues to attract customers with innovative store designs, revamped menus, and strategic expansions. Profit before tax increased by 12.9% to R217 million, and the company raised its interim dividend by 11.6% to 106 cents per share. Analysts have praised Spur’s ability to achieve positive growth despite industry-wide declines, attributing it to the company’s continuous investment in brand innovation and expansion. As the group further strengthens its footprint in smaller towns and enhances its brand offerings, it remains well-positioned for sustained growth in the South African restaurant sector.

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