Krispy Kreme eyes further Irish expansion as revenues top €10m

In the last year, the firm’s revenues surged by 43% from €6.98m to €10.01m - or an average weekly revenue of €192,634.

The business has steadily expanded despite the impact of Covid-19 following the opening of its record breaking doughnut selling store in Blanchardstown in September 2018. Photo: Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland

The Irish arm of doughnut maker, Krispy Kreme is eyeing further expansion here after its revenues last year topped €10m for the first time.

New accounts show that expansion costs last year contributed to Krispy Kreme Ireland Ltd recording a pre-tax loss of €415,000 and this followed a pre-tax profit of €1.16m in the prior year.