Gordon Ramsay Restaurants posts £100m UK revenue, Bishopsgate sales double
The group’s UK turnover rose 3% to over £100 million for the year to 28 December 2025, while EBITDA grew 4% to £8.5 million.
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Gordon Ramsay Restaurants disclosed that its UK turnover exceeded £100 million for the financial year ending 28 December 2025, marking a 3% uplift on the prior period. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation rose 4% to £8.5 million, according to figures released by the company and reported by The Standard.
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The group operates 34 outlets within the United Kingdom as part of a global portfolio of 102 restaurants. Despite the revenue growth, the UK arm recorded an operating loss of £5.8 million for the same year, a detail also supplied by the company’s accounts. The loss reflects higher costs associated with expansion and investment in new concepts, the statement added.
22 Bishopsgate drives growth
The 22 Bishopsgate location, housed in a City of London skyscraper, combines five distinct dining experiences, including Lucky Cat, Bread Street Kitchen & Bar and Gordon Ramsay High. The venue’s sales to date are reported to be more than twice those recorded in the previous financial year. The surge follows the broadcast of the Netflix series “Being Gordon Ramsay”, which aired in February and is credited with increasing bookings, The Standard noted.
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It’s been an incredible year for the business and 22 Bishopsgate is the star performer.
Andy Wenlock, chief executive
Outlook and next steps
The company said it will lean more heavily on franchise and licensing agreements to sustain growth, while continuing to invest in owned restaurants. No further financial guidance was provided for the upcoming year. Stakeholders can expect updates through the group’s regular shareholder communications and future filings with Companies House.
Questions this report answers
+What was the UK revenue for Gordon Ramsay Restaurants in the year to 28 December 2025?
The company reported UK revenue of more than £100 million for the financial year ending 28 December 2025, representing a 3% increase over the previous year. This figure shows the scale of the group’s domestic operations and underpins its market position.
+How much did EBITDA grow for the UK business during the same period?
EBITDA for the UK segment rose to £8.5 million, a 4% improvement on the year before. The increase indicates better operating efficiency despite the overall loss recorded for the division.
+How did sales at the 22 Bishopsgate venue compare with the prior year?
Sales at 22 Bishopsgate were reported as more than double those of the previous financial year. The dramatic rise is linked to heightened visibility from a Netflix documentary and the venue’s multiple restaurant concepts.
+What factor did the company cite as boosting bookings at 22 Bishopsgate?
The business attributed the surge in bookings to the Netflix documentary “Being Gordon Ramsay”, which aired in February. The programme’s exposure is said to have driven increased customer interest and higher footfall at the Bishopsgate site.
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