Business Day TV spoke to Famous Brands CEO Darren Hele about the company’s interim results
28 October 2021 - 09:14
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Famous Brands says its efforts to adapt to Covid-19 operating conditions have helped it return to profit during the restaurant group’s half year to end-August, but July’s civil unrest has led to a slowdown in the group’s recovery.
Alishia Seckam spoke to Famous Brands CEO Darren Hele about the company’s recovery prospects as a possible fourth wave of Covid-19 looms.
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Business Day TV spoke to Famous Brands CEO Darren Hele about the company’s interim results
Famous Brands says its efforts to adapt to Covid-19 operating conditions have helped it return to profit during the restaurant group’s half year to end-August, but July’s civil unrest has led to a slowdown in the group’s recovery.
Alishia Seckam spoke to Famous Brands CEO Darren Hele about the company’s recovery prospects as a possible fourth wave of Covid-19 looms.
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