The Latest Breaking News from BurgerFi

A fledgling fast-food chain has acquired the assets of one of its rivals that emerged from bankruptcy.

The company that owns and operates 39 outlets in the U.S. blamed its misfortunes on the COVID-19 pandemic and 'our capital structure.'

The popular fast-food burger chain is likely to file Chapter 11 bankruptcy to avoid foreclosure after defaulting on debt.

That would also be bad news for Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza.

Some restaurant chains were not ready for the pivot to takeout and delivery forced by the Covid pandemic. In many cases, eateries lacked the needed digital infrastructure to make those changes quickly. That left them using patchwork solutions while companies like Domino's, McDonald's, and Starbucks ...

The fast-food brand's sister company, a pizza chain, is also fighting for its survival.

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A top fast food restaurant saw shares jump on rumors of a potential takeover by a leading investor. The move would follow up a busy 2021, which saw several large transactions in the space. Here’s a look at how merger and acquisition activity could shape up in the restaurant sector.

BurgerFi International Inc (NASDAQ:BFI) reported first-quarter FY22 sales growth of 311% year-on-year, to $44.93 million, beating the consensus of $35.06 million. Systemwide sales for BurgerFi increased 2% to $40.5 million. The systemwide restaurant same-store sales declined 5%. The digital channel constituted 36% of systemwide sales. The operating expenses rose 312% Y/Y to $55.9…