Servair in the news

Servair Abidjan's shares on the BRVM surged by 25.86% over the past 90 days, reaching 3845 XOF and a market capitalization of 41.96 billion XOF.

Servair Abidjan's shares experienced a significant 25.86% increase in 90 days on the BRVM, reaching 3845 XOF.

Servair Abidjan has increased its total dividend payment to shareholders for 2025.

Royal Air Maroc received approval to take full control of Atlas Servair, a catering and passenger services company, to support its growth strategy.

Servair Abidjan's net profit dropped 12.14% to 1.331 billion FCFA in 2025 despite a 7% revenue increase and rising operational costs.

Servair Abidjan reports a mix of revenue growth from airport traffic and profit pressure from rising operational costs and taxes.

Servair and Le Chef magazine have launched a financial and mentorship program to help chefs open or upgrade their restaurants.

Servair is launching a culinary talent competition offering interest-free loans up to 150,000 euros and professional mentoring to help chefs open or upgrade restaurants.

Enko Capital acquired Burger King Côte d'Ivoire as Servair refocuses on its core airline catering and cleaning services at Abidjan airport.

Servair Abidjan reported a 12% net profit drop despite revenue growth and improved cash flow from its airline catering operations.

Royal Air Maroc is taking full control of Atlas Servair by acquiring the remaining stake from its French partner.

Stable revenue of 3.24 billion FCFA was offset by a 35.6% drop in net profit due to infrastructure costs and regulatory changes.

A new initiative provides interest-free loans and professional mentoring to chefs to support restaurant openings and business upgrades.

Investment firm Enko acquired Servair's fast-food subsidiary and Burger King operations in Côte d’Ivoire.

Servair Abidjan saw a slight revenue increase but a significant profit drop due to rising costs and infrastructure investment.

A new competition provides funding and mentoring to help chefs open new restaurants or reach for Michelin stars.

Royal Air Maroc is buying out the remaining shares of Atlas Servair to take full control of its in-flight catering operations.

Royal Air Maroc plans to buy the remaining 40% of its catering arm, Atlas Servair, to gain full control over in-flight service and quality.

Royal Air Maroc plans to acquire full ownership of its inflight catering partner Atlas Servair to enhance passenger services and support major fleet expansion.

Servair is partnering with chef Anne-Sophie Pic to produce high-end, sterilized festive meals for French astronaut Sophie Adenot's 2026 mission to the International Space Station.