Primary Recommendation

Patisserie Holdings - Despite 21 new units, cash pile predicted to climb from £13.3m to £20m

January 2017

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Over the past decade Patisserie Holdings has started to become synonymous with high quality cakes and sandwiches in London. The latest year saw the company open 21 stores to leave 135 stores, up from just eight a decade ago.20 new stores has pretty much been the pace in recent years and has enabled the company to record 10 years of unbroken sales and profit growth but you look at the kind of expansion Starbucks has and it’s easy to see that the Patisserie Valerie brand could have decades more growth to come. Starbucks is synonymous with coffee and even now despite being a gorilla in the coffee shop sector it is opening two units each day as it heads for global expansion.Coffee shops are a relatively soft underbelly for Patiss ...

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