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Gategroup secured a refinancing package with loans totaling over 1 billion euros and a revolving credit facility of 300 million Swiss francs.

Gate Gourmet produces 48,000 airline meals daily in Zurich, with COO Norbert van den Berg explaining the catering process from planning to passenger delivery.

Qatar Airways partners with gategroup to create innovative, high-quality inflight and lounge dining using locally sourced ingredients and expert culinary management.

SATS sold its 49% stake in Servair to Gategroup's subsidiary for EUR4.2 million as part of its portfolio optimization.

gategroup secured CHF 1.4 billion refinancing to replace debt, enhance liquidity, and improve credit ratings for growth.

Sats is selling a 49% stake in its Servair joint venture to Gategroup for 4.2 million euros to optimize its portfolio and strengthen its balance sheet.

gategroup collaborated with Zurich’s culinary school students to create and serve innovative dishes at Food Zurich's longest table event, supporting young culinary talent development.

gategroup completed a major refinancing deal with term loans and credit facilities to enhance liquidity, support growth, and expand its airline catering and hospitality services globally.

gategroup secured new term loans and a revolving credit facility totaling over EUR 1.4 billion to refinance debt and improve its credit rating.

gategroup collaborated with Zurich culinary students to create and serve innovative dishes at Food Zurich's longest table event, supporting young talent development.

gategroup is launching new term loan financing to refinance existing debt and expects improved credit rating amid strong Q1 2025 financial performance.

SWISS will replace Gate Gourmet with Austria's DoN Group as lounge caterer at Zurich and Geneva airports starting October 2025, aiming for better quality and economic efficiency.

Swiss is ending its lounge catering contract with Gate Gourmet at Zurich and Geneva airports, handing it over to Vienna-based DoN Group from October.

Swiss is ending its partnership with Gategourmet for lounge catering at Zurich Airport, switching to the Austrian DoN Group for economic reasons.

Swiss International Airlines will switch lounge catering services from Gate Gourmet to Austria's DoN group at Zurich and Geneva airports starting October 2025, affecting around 300 employees.

Gategroup reported record revenue and improved operating profit in 2024, with all regions contributing and a reduced net loss.

Gategroup achieved record sales and significant operational improvements in 2024, with increased turnover and EBITDA despite a net loss.

gategroup reported an 11% revenue increase and a 73% rise in EBITDA for 2024, achieving its highest revenue ever and improved financial strength.

Gategroup improved its whistleblowing system by adopting EQS Integrity Line, enhancing efficiency and engagement.

Gategroup unit and unions agreed on better health care and wages, avoiding a strike.