Fat Brands, Inc
Fat Brands, Inc Q3 FY2025 earnings call
November 5, 2025 · fiscal period ended 2025-09
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Summary
Generated 2025-11-05
Management highlights
Legal Matters: U.S. Department of Justice dismissed all charges against FAT Brands and key individuals. Delaware derivative cases resolved with a $10 million insurance payment and 200,000 Twin Hospitality Group shares contribution. ### Twin Hospitality Group: Gaining momentum under Kim Boerema's leadership. Strategic leadership additions made. Andy Wiederhorn is Chairman. ### Financial Position: Advancing $75M to $100M equity raise at Twin Peaks. Dividend pause preserves cash flow. SG&A reductions over $10M achieved. ### Strategic Pillars: Organic expansion: Opened 13 new locations in Q3, 60 YTD; target 80 new openings in 2025. Focus on co-branding, stand-alone openings, international expansion. 100 remodels planned. Digital sales up 19% YTD. Awards received. Growth by Acquisition: Disciplined approach, focus on complementary acquisitions. Manufacturing Scale-Up: Partnership with virtual dining concepts for Great American Cookies delivery, live at over 450 locations. ### FAT Brands Foundation: Awarded 42 grants, over $170K funding. Launched health and wellness campaign.
Segment performance
The Georgia production facility of FAT Brands generated $9.6 million in sales and $3.8 million in adjusted EBITDA during the third quarter, with a 39.6% margin. It was operating at only 45% of capacity with expansion potential.
Guidance
Equity Raise: Advancing $75M to $100M equity raise at Twin Peaks to pay down debt and fund new unit development. ### Debt Restructuring: Hopeful to resolve debt restructuring during the current quarter, with equity raise proceeds to help reduce debt. ### Fazoli's Refranchising: Made material progress, evaluating proposals. ### Store Openings: Target of 80 new stores in 2025 due to slowdown in franchisee store opening pace. ### Twin Peaks: New stores slated to convert Smokey Bones locations and new franchise locations in development.
Risks
Government Shutdown: Impact on the equity raise for Twin Peaks. ### Slow Store Openings: Franchisees dragging their feet in opening stores, delaying royalty income. ### Economic Impact: Restaurant recessionary environment affecting store openings and operations. ### Master Lease Uncertainty: Uncertainty regarding master lease resolution and extension affecting Smokey Bones store conversions.
Q&A highlights
Q: Joe Gomes asked about timing of debt restructuring.
A: Andy Wiederhorn said hopeful to resolve during current quarter, held up by government shutdown.
Q: Joe Gomes asked about Smokey Bones underperforming stores.
A: Some underperforming stores in master lease, to be sorted out once master lease is extended.
Q: Joe Gomes asked about Fazoli's refranchising.
A: Made material progress, evaluating proposals.
Q: Joe Gomes asked about 2025 store opening target.
A: Slowdown in store opening pace, stores slipping into next year.
Q: Roger Lipton asked about Twin Peaks opening program.
A: Kenneth Kuick said new stores slated to convert Smokey Bones and new franchise locations in development.
Q: Roger Lipton asked about Twin Peaks store level margins.
A: Andy Wiederhorn said Kim Boerema focused on restaurant level margins, expecting improvement as initiatives kick in.
Key numbers
Reported versus consensus
Earnings calendar feed
| Metric | Reported | Consensus | Delta | Prior year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EPS | $-3.26 | $-1.96 | -66.6% | $-2.62 |
| Revenue | $140.0M | $144.9M | -3.4% | $143.4M |
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