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Guzman y Gomez

This Month

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ASX nears record; War stocks demand soars; GyG is still driving investors nuts

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today: the ASX nears record as miners rally, war stocks demand soars, and Guzman y Gomez is still driving investors nuts.

Guzman y Gomez co-CEO Steven Marks is on track to hit his prospectus forecasts.

Guzman y Gomez is still driving investors nuts

The burrito chain’s valuation was divisive when it floated four months ago – now it’s astonishing. But the ASX is a market where winners keep winning.

  • James Thomson
Guzman y Gomez listed on the ASX in June this year.

Guzman y Gomez says it’s on track to hit bullish growth forecasts

The Mexican-themed fast food chain has divided the market with its big plans, but says it’s on course to meet this year’s projections after posting quarterly sales of $280 million.

  • Carrie LaFrenz
GYG shares nearly doubled from its float price.

‘Stretched valuation’: Dump GyG for KFC, says Goldman Sachs

It has initiated coverage on Guzman y Gomez with a “sell” rating, predicting its shares will drop 12 per over the next 12 months.

  • Alex Gluyas

September

Guzman y Gomez listed on the ASX in June this year.

Guzman y Gomez IPO backers sell stake as stock joins ASX 200

The hottest IPO darling in recent memory has rallied hard since listing in June, but a few early investors have taken some money off the table.

  • Joshua Peach
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August

Guzman y Gomez is generating strong growth from the breakfast segment between 6am until 8am as people buy the $8 breakfast burrito and a coffee from drive-thru outlets.

Tradies get a taste for Guzman y Gomez’s breakfast burritos

“Cafes are expensive,” says Guzman y Gomez co-CEO Steven Marks, who is tapping into the fast-growing drive-through breakfast rush.

  • Simon Evans
Founder and co-CEO of Guzman Y Gomez, Steven Marks. The ‘breakfast’ segment has delivered extra growth for the Mexican-themed fast food chain.

Guzman y Gomez is nearly a $4b company

The Mexican-themed fast-food chain is outstripping rivals in delivering strong same-store sales growth and closed at a record on Tuesday.

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  • Simon Evans
Guzman y Gomez bosses Hilton Brett and Steven Marks had a big win.

How Guzman y Gomez plans to keep winning over kids – and investors

Guzman y Gomez keeps its real for the kids, BHP takes a swing on IR and Coles steps into the brave new world of AI.

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  • James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald
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Mass CFMEU job walk-off; BHP cuts dividend; GyG’s burritos pay off

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Domino’s Pizza Enterprises chief executive Don Meij says investors need to see a turnaround in France and Japan in the next 12 months.

Domino’s Pizza CEO scrambles to avoid ‘painful’ result

Shares in the pizza maker slumped again as it said same-store sales dropped 1.3 per cent in the first seven weeks of the new financial year.

  • Simon Evans
Guzman y Gomez successfully floated on the ASX in June. Now, is heading toward the ASX200.

Guzman y Gomez in ‘striking distance’ of joining ASX 200

The Mexican fast-food chain has a good shot at joining the major benchmark next month, potentially attracting millions in new investment.

  • Sarah Jones
Inghams director Tim Longstaff said he opposed 24-hour trading at a proposed GYG in Sydney suburb of Mosman.

Inghams director warns: Guzman y Gomez store will attract ‘riff-raff’

Behind the minor fracas is a bigger question about whether the country’s biggest poultry producer can continue to squeeze big profits from fast food chains.

  • Jemima Whyte

July

Guzman y Gomez co-CEO Steven Marks has a focused plan for growth, and  bigger, bolder goal.

What Guzman y Gomez can learn from the Domino’s disaster

Domino’s’ latest downgrade tells a story about long-term growth plans that investors in Guzman y Gomez should take note of. 

  • James Thomson
Guzman y Gomez co-chief executive Steven Marks at the company’s ASX listing.

Wilsons joins growing chorus of Guzman y Gomez bulls

Shares in the much-hyped Mexican fast-food chain are tipped to surge more than 10 per cent in the next year, fuelled by ‘significant and sustained earnings growth’.

  • Alex Gluyas
Co-CEOs Hilton Brett and Steven Marks at the company’s IPO debut last month.

Guzman y Gomez is a Morgans special with the lot

The Brisbane-based broker quietly co-led the company’s IPO, with its junior sell-side analyst even getting his slice.

  • Myriam Robin and Mark Di Stefano
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Guzman y Gomez Co- Founder Robert Hazan Co- CEOs Steven Marks and Hilton Brett ring the bell at the Guzman y Gomez floating at the ASX in Sydney on June 20, 2024.

Morgans joins the Guzman y Gomez hallucination

New coverage from the Brisbane firm puts out a bull case of an imagined reality.

  • Mark Di Stefano
Guzman y Gomez hit the ASX on June 20.

Guzman y Gomez worth $62 if US dream succeeds: Morgans

The broker initiated coverage with a $30.80 price target, but says the Mexican fast-food chain could be valued at $62 with a successful push into the United States.

  • Carrie LaFrenz
Domino’s Pizza CEO Don Meij

ASX dog Domino’s Pizza a timely reminder for GyG

The downward slide of Domino’s Pizza is a sobering reminder of just how tough it is in the fast food franchise market.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
UniSuper chief investment officer John Pearce thinks central banks should leave interest rates where they are for now.

UniSuper’s John Pearce has a warning for this financial year

Super funds and portfolio managers have ruled off on a year that was powered by super stocks. As another begins, they’re looking for the obvious trades.

  • Jonathan Shapiro

June

Guzman y Gomez co-chief executive Steven Marks at the company’s ASX listing.

Guzman y Gomez’s big challenge? Keeping its franchisees smitten

The growth of the Mexican-themed fast-food business is directly tied to its store owners. The experience of other companies shows managing this is no easy task.

  • Carrie LaFrenz and Max Mason