Abrakebabra targets return to profitability

The companies behind the loss-making Abrakebabra and Bagel Master fast food businesses say they have implemented business plans to return the operations to profitability.

Abrakebabra targets return to profitability
Fri, 18 Apr, 2014 - 01:00
Gordon Deegan

This follows new accounts showing that losses continued to mount at the Abrakebabra Investments Ltd Group firms, Abrakebabra Ltd and Bagel Master Ltd in 2012.

A third AIL-controlled firm, Sushi Master Ltd, reduced its accumulated losses in 2012 by €190,995 from €2.76m to €2.57m.

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