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5 per pageSingapore F&B sales return to growth, led by fast food
Singapore F&B services sales rose 1.0% year on year in September, reversing August's 1.8% decline. Fast-food sales climbed 7.6%, while food courts and other eating places fell 4.2%.
Read original articlePortillo's plans restaurant closures despite 7.0% revenue growth
Portillo's quarterly revenue rose 7.0% to US$194.1 million and same-restaurant sales gained 1.4%. It nevertheless plans to close a mid-to-high single-digit number of underperforming restaurants outside Chicagoland, mostly in the fourth quarter.
Read original articleLondon restaurant openings hit a 10-year high as closures rise
Harden's counted 195 independent and small-group restaurant openings in London, up from 146 a year earlier and the highest total in a decade. Closures also reached 118, leaving net growth of 77 sites.
Read original articleMonde Nissin's nine-month core profit rises 16.1%
Monde Nissin's nine-month core net income rose 16.1% to PHP8.3 billion as revenue increased 7.3% to PHP67.9 billion. Its Philippine sales grew 6.7% to PHP53.5 billion, while the group budgeted PHP5.4 billion of 2026 capital spending, mainly for a new biscuit plant.
Read original articleCafé de Coral expects interim profit to more than double
Café de Coral expects profit attributable to shareholders of HK$95.8 million to HK$105.2 million for the six months ended September, up 105% to 125%. The operator cited store-network rationalisation, cost efficiency and improved performance across its divisions.
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F&BSG Global Listed F&B 50.
Fifty major listed restaurant operators, food manufacturers and beverage producers, selected for scale, liquidity, relevance and global representation. Last reviewed: October 10, 2026.
How the Global Listed F&B 50 is selectedWhy 50 · Eligibility · Selection · Replacement
A focused reference set representing global public F&B markets while remaining useful and readable.
Companies principally operate restaurant chains, manufacture or process food, or produce alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages.
Assessment considers free-float market value, F&B revenue, trading liquidity, business activity and geographical representation.
A qualifying company may replace one below the threshold. F&BSG retains discretion over classifications, data quality, corporate actions and exceptional events.
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