The Restaurant Group
Big Table Group appoints managing director for newly-acquired leisure division
Big Table Group has appointed Debbie Husband as managing director for the leisure division group of restaurants it acquired from the Restaurant Group (TRG) for just £1.
The Restaurant Group's leisure division sale removes 'poison pill' from the business
The Restaurant Group’s (TRG) decision to offload its struggling leisure arm has been hailed as a "significant milestone" for the business and received a positive response from analysts and the market.
The Restaurant Group offers Big Table Group £7.5m to take Chiquito's and Frankie & Benny's
The Restaurant Group chairman to step down for 'personal reasons'
TRG accelerates Frankie & Benny’s and Chiquito’s closures
Wagamama owner under fresh pressure from investors as it hires advisers
An activist investor in Wagamama owner the Restaurant Group (TRG) has renewed calls for the board[...]
Shareholder calls for chairman change at Wagamama owner the Restaurant Group
A shareholder in Wagamama owner the Restaurant Group (TRG) has called on the company’s board to[...]
TRG overhauls management team amid investor rows
The Restaurant Group (TRG) has announced an overhaul of its management team, including the replacement of[...]
Wagamama owner 'likely to remain under pressure' from investors
Wagamama owner the Restaurant Group (TRG) is likely to remain under pressure from activist investors following[...]
Investor reportedly called for TRG to sell brands except Wagamama
An activist investor has reportedly presented the Restaurant Group’s chairman and chief executive with proposals to sell all its brands except for Wagamama."
Investor row worsens at Wagamama owner the Restaurant Group
A row among investors at Wagamama owner the Restaurant Group (TRG) escalated yesterday when a hedge fund accused the company of withholding information from shareholders.
TRG boosted by backing of largest shareholder
The Restaurant Group’s (TRG) largest shareholder, Columbia Threadneedle Investments, has come out in support of the group’s board and management team.
The Restaurant Group faces fresh criticism over chief executive’s pay
A shareholder advisory group is the latest to question the pay packet of the Restaurant Group’s[...]
Wagamama owner reports 'very encouraging' trading following shareholder backlash
Wagamama owner, the Restaurant Group, has reported “very encouraging” trading in the first quarter of 2023,[...]
The Restaurant Group under fire from second activist investor over bosses' pay
A second activist investor in the Restaurant Group (TRG) has said it plans to vote against[...]
Oasis calls for shareholders to reject Restaurant Group CEO pay packet
Oasis Management Company, an activist investor in the Restaurant Group (TRG), has called for fellow shareholders[...]
The Restaurant Group plans to shrink leisure estate by 30%
In response to the tough economic environment, the Restaurant Group (TRG) has said it expects to reduce its leisure estate by around 30% from 116 sites to 75-85 by 2024."
Activist investor increases pressure on The Restaurant Group ahead of results
An investor has reportedly threatened to push for the removal of the boss of Wagamama operator The Restaurant Group as it continues to exert pressure ahead of the group’s full year results announcement tomorrow (Wednesday 8 March).
Investor calls for Wagamama owner to tackle ‘ruinous’ share price performance
An activist investor has called on Wagamama owner the Restaurant Group (TRG) to be more transparent with shareholders about plans to turn around its “ruinous and devastating” share price performance.
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