tiprankstipranks
Trending News
More News >
Advertisement
Advertisement

Papa John’s lowers FY25 adjusted EBITDA view to $190M-$200M from $200M-$220M

Lowers FY25 system-wide sales view to up 1%-2% from up 2%-5%. Backs FY25 capital expenditures $75M-$85M. “As we execute our transformation strategy, we are also strengthening our competitiveness in strategic markets and developing a world-class technology platform to differentiate the customer experience. Concurrently, we are taking action to remove non-customer facing costs from the business and build a more nimble, efficient organization. We have identified substantial savings, and we expect to identify additional efficiency opportunities as our review progresses. Papa Johns is a strong brand with a healthy balance sheet, and I’m confident that the work underway will position us to drive sustainable, profitable growth and create value for our customers, franchisees, and shareholders,” Penegor added.

Meet Your ETF AI Analyst

Published first on TheFly – the ultimate source for real-time, market-moving breaking financial news. Try Now>>

Disclaimer & DisclosureReport an Issue

1