Company
Tasty PLC
LON:TAST
The company operates restaurants under three brands: Wildwood; Wildwood Kitchen; and dim t. The main trading brand of Tasty is the dim t restaurant chain, which serves Asian and oriental food.
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Tasty looks forward to reopening restaurants after swinging into loss
The firm is currently trading from 38 of its 54 restaurants
Tasty to focus on takeaways during month-long closures
The firm will make use of the government’s furlough scheme as well as VAT and business rate holidays
Pizza Express mulls closure of 75 UK venues
The figure will not exceed 20% of its estate although it is likely to hit hundreds of its 8,000 staff
Tasty lays off a third of staff ahead of expected weak trading
The owner of Wildwood and Dim T restaurants anticipates a drop in footfall due to restrictions
Tasty abandons takeaway strategy and shuts completely
Tasty had a cash buffer of £2.9mln at the end of 2019
Tasty shuts all restaurants, but Dim T and Wildwood chains still offer takeaway
Dim T and Wildwood are offering free takeaway meals to NHS and emergency services staff
Tasty warns “impossible” to mitigate all coronavirus risks
The restaurateur expects to see improvement once consumer confidence picks up
Tasty to sell London restaurant for £2mln
The disposal is in line with the company's strategy of reducing exposure, to pay off debt and fund refurbishment plans
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Tasty raises £3.25mln in share placing
“We are delighted with the level of investor support for the placing"
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