AmRest in the news

AmRest repurchased its own shares between 24-28 November 2025 under an authorized Buy-Back Program, complying with EU market regulations.

AmRest's Q3 2021 financial results improved significantly, led by strong growth and profitability in Central and Eastern Europe, while Western Europe showed mixed performance and financial risks remain due to pandemic and debt.

AmRest was fined 2.8 million PLN by Polish authorities for delayed payments to contractors in 2020-2021, violating laws against excessive payment delays.

Starbucks, operated by AmRest in Poland, is opening its first cafe in Gorzów Wielkopolski with a focus on quality coffee and a welcoming atmosphere.

UOKiK fined AmRest over 2.8 million PLN for late payments to suppliers in 2020-2021, violating Polish payment delay laws.

Starbucks, managed by AmRest in Poland, opened its fifth Szczecin cafe in Outlet Park, offering premium customizable coffee and seasonal drinks.

AmRest expects steady sales and EBITDA growth by 2026 with stable openings and improved free cash flow.

AmRest sold PizzaPortal to Glovo for about 35 million euros, aiding Glovo's expansion efforts.

AmRest's CEO Jose Pares Gutierrez ranks 18th among Poland's top 30 most valued CEOs based on company performance and leadership qualities.

AmRest plans to maintain 2026 CAPEX at 2025 levels with improved efficiency, focusing on new openings and renovations to drive growth.

AmRest posted a modest net profit in Q4 2025 with stable revenues and operates over 2,100 restaurants internationally under franchised and own brands.

AmRest will pay a €14.97 million interim dividend from its 2025 profits, with the rest going to reserves, pending shareholder approval.

AmRest plans to distribute 14.67 million euro as an advance dividend from its 2025 profit, with the remainder going to voluntary reserves.

AmRest proposes to distribute 14.67 million euros in dividends from its 2025 profit, retaining the rest for reserves.

AmRest Holdings' Q3 2021 financial results show strong revenue growth, especially in Central and Eastern Europe, with record sales and operating profit, although challenges persist in Western European markets and debt remains a concern.

AmRest's Q4 2025 net profit declined to EUR 3.3 million on lower sales, though the Polish market showed growth.

AmRest Holdings SE announces an investor webcast for Q4 and FY 2025 results on February 27, 2026.

AmRest projects mid single-digit growth in sales and EBITDA for 2026, with steady restaurant openings and improved profitability following a 2.4% revenue increase in 2025.

Amrest Holdings SE reported positive free cash flow in H1 2026, but revised its full-year outlook downward due to slow consumer traffic and declining profitability in some markets, while expanding Taco Bell in Poland and improving financial flexibility.

AmRest's Czech division experienced a significant operating loss and revenue decline in the first half of 2026 due to an expired meat scandal at KFC, despite implementing recovery measures.