Investors desert Tasty as it swings to a loss and warns there’ll be no improvement in 2019
Restaurant chains have been battered by intense competition, soaring costs and weaker consumer confidence over the past year or so
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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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Restaurant chains have been battered by intense competition, soaring costs and weaker consumer confidence over the past year or so
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Like other restaurant chains, Tasty has struggled with the weakening UK consumer environment and the warm summer and football have “exacerbated” those issues
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Tasty issued a profit warning last summer citing a “challenging trading environment” and it doesn’t expect things to improve any time soon it seems
The DimT and Wildwood Kitchen restaurants group continues to sell off restaurants
As trading in London draws to a close, all eyes turn to the launch of Apple's latest iPhone which is scheduled to take place at 6pm UK time
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Full-year revenues are likely to be less than what the markets are currently expecting after a slowdown in trading over the summer
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Tasty says trading across its Wildwood and DT restaurants has been below expectations
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The FTSE 100 index finished down around 44 at 7,498, above the session low of 7,475.83, but unable to reach the opening peak of 7.542.73
Some of the main share price risers and fallers in London at 3.45pm
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