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Gordon Ramsay's UK restaurants stay in the red despite sales topping £100m for the first time

From the Newshound archive · first published 2 October 2026 · last updated 3 October 2026.

Gordon Ramsay, whose UK restaurant group posted record revenues of £100.7m in 2025, with its five 22 Bishopsgate sites — including Lucky Cat — named as standout performers.
Gordon Ramsay, whose UK restaurant group posted record revenues of £100.7m in 2025, with its five 22 Bishopsgate sites — including Lucky Cat — named as standout performers.

Gordon Ramsay's UK restaurant arm recorded an operating loss of £5.8m last year even as revenues broke the £100m barrier for the first time, newly filed accounts reveal. Losses did narrow sharply from £9.4m the year before, and global Ebitda rose 12% to £14.3m — a record for the group. Chief executive Andy Wenlock credited the Netflix documentary 'Being Gordon Ramsay', which aired in February, for driving a surge in bookings.

The Bishopsgate tower site — home to Lucky Cat, Bread Street Kitchen & Bar and Gordon Ramsay High — was named the group's 'star performer', with sales this year already more than double last year's.

Global revenues hit a record £151.8m, up 7%, as the group expanded into Vancouver, Ibiza and the Middle East, trading across 102 restaurants worldwide.

Despite the record Ebitda, the group paid no dividend to shareholders.

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