While AmRest achieved record revenues and maintained a solid EBITDA margin, the company faced significant challenges in Western Europe and China. The need for restructuring in France and revised guidance for 2025 indicate ongoing difficulties. Central and Eastern Europe showed strong performance, but the overall sentiment is tempered by macroeconomic headwinds and uneven regional results.
Company Guidance
During the Q3 2025 results call, AmRest provided guidance indicating a challenging but resilient market performance. The company reported record revenues of EUR 660.5 million for the quarter, a 3.5% year-on-year increase when excluding asset disposals. EBITDA was EUR 111.2 million with a 16.8% margin, while operating profit was EUR 42.3 million, and net profit stood at EUR 15.8 million. Leverage was at 2.1x, within the company's target range. AmRest opened 16 new restaurants and renovated 46 units during the quarter. The company highlighted ongoing macroeconomic challenges, including weak consumer confidence and cost of living pressures, particularly affecting markets like France. Despite these challenges, digital orders reached 62% of total transactions, underscoring a shift in consumer behavior. Looking forward, AmRest revised its guidance, anticipating low single-digit sales growth and an EBITDA margin slightly above the year-to-date figure of 15.6%, with fewer new restaurant openings compared to last year.
Historic Sales Record
AmRest achieved a historic sales record of EUR 660.5 million for Q3 2025, with a 3.5% increase when excluding the impact of asset dispositions.
Strong EBITDA Performance
EBITDA reached EUR 111.2 million with a solid margin of 16.8%.
Digital Orders Increase
Digital orders accounted for 62% of total transactions, highlighting the importance of the omnichannel ecosystem.
Expansion and Renovation
AmRest opened 16 new restaurants and renovated 46 units, demonstrating commitment to growth and modernization.
Resilient Central and Eastern Europe Performance
Sales in Central and Eastern Europe grew by 7.8% year-on-year, with Hungary posting double-digit growth of 10.3% and Poland seeing an almost 9% increase.
AmRest Holdings SE (PL:EAT) Earnings, Revenues Date & History
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PL:EAT Earnings-Related Price Changes
Report Date
Price 1 Day Before
Price 1 Day After
Percentage Change
Nov 13, 2025
zł14.40
zł13.60
-5.56%
Sep 04, 2025
zł14.98
zł14.02
-6.41%
May 08, 2025
zł17.48
zł16.42
-6.06%
Feb 27, 2025
zł17.18
zł16.80
-2.21%
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AmRest Holdings SE (PL:EAT) is schdueled to report earning on Mar 04, 2026, After Close (Confirmed).
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