As reported by The Times, the group saw sales rise 40% to £134m in the 70 weeks ended December 2024. The extended reporting period allows the group’s UK business to be brought in line with its international counterpart following the reorganisation, which was announced in February this year and completed with the support of the private equity firm Lion Capital. Under the deal, both Ramsay and Lion Capital hold an equal 50% stake in a new holding company that’s headquartered in London. According to The Times, the group’s UK sales rose by 3% to a record £98.4m when adjusted to reflect performance over 52 weeks, up from sales of £95.6m generated in the year to September 2023. “We saw strong sales and underlying earnings last year despite continuing pressure on costs and people,” says Andy Wenlock, chief executive of Gordon Ramsay Restaurants.

Source: The Times September 29, 2025 09:17 UTC