ONE Group FY25 Revenue Estimated at $805M
Reports preliminary FY25 revenue $805M, consensus $825.94M. "We were pleased to see sequential improvement in our comparable sales at all brands, with STK expected to end the quarter positive and Benihana essentially flat. We are seeing this momentum continue into the new year. We attribute this success to a robust holiday season and the strength of our operations initiatives. Headwinds continue to be strong, which we expect to result in lower-than-anticipated sales during the fourth quarter," said Emanuel "Manny" Hilario, President and Chief Executive Officer of The ONE Group. "With challenges still impacting the industry, we attribute our traction to execution-driven initiatives within our direct control, including our targeted investments in reservation technology, streamlined operational flow, and comprehensive training initiatives. These efforts enabled us to capture even greater demand during our busiest periods by optimizing Benihana table efficiency while delivering exceptional and unforgettable experiences to our guests."
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Conference Call Announcement: The ONE Group Hospitality, Inc. will host a conference call on November 6, 2025, at 4:30 PM ET to discuss its third quarter 2025 financial results, with a press release issued after market close that day.
Access Information: The conference call can be accessed by phone or via a webcast on The ONE Group's Investor Relations website, with replay options available until November 20, 2025.
Company Overview: The ONE Group is an international restaurant company known for upscale dining experiences, operating brands like STK, Benihana, and Kona Grill, and recognized as one of "America's Greatest Companies" by Newsweek in 2025.
Diverse Restaurant Concepts: The ONE Group offers a variety of dining experiences, including interactive teppanyaki at Benihana, modern steakhouses at STK, and vibrant sushi bars at RA Sushi, catering to both casual and upscale markets.
New CFO Appointment: Nicole Thaung has been appointed as Chief Financial Officer of The ONE Group Hospitality, effective September 8, 2025, succeeding Tyler Loy, who is leaving for other opportunities.
Experience and Impact: Thaung brings over 15 years of experience with Benihana, where she has served as CFO since 2018, and is expected to play a crucial role in realizing $20 million in synergies from the Benihana acquisition, which now constitutes over 55% of the company's total revenues.
New Benihana Express Location: The ONE Group has opened a new Benihana Express in Miami's Bayside Marketplace, offering a fast casual dining experience with popular hibachi menu items. This is the second location in Miami, with plans for more openings in the future.
Franchise Growth Strategy: The CEO of The ONE Group emphasized that expanding Benihana Express through franchise agreements is crucial for their growth strategy, aiming to bring the brand's unique dining experience to a wider audience in a more accessible format.

Investment Opportunities: The ONE Group Hospitality (STKS) and Legacy Education Inc. (LGCY) are highlighted as promising small-cap stocks with strong growth forecasts, favorable valuations, and positive analyst sentiment amid a recovering market.
Market Performance: STKS has shown significant earnings improvement and technical momentum, while LGCY benefits from steady demand in healthcare education, making both companies attractive options for investors seeking breakout potential.

Zacks Rank Upgrade: The ONE Group Hospitality, Inc. has been upgraded to a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) due to a significant increase in earnings estimates, indicating positive sentiment about its earnings outlook and potential stock price growth.
Earnings Estimate Revisions: Analysts have raised their earnings estimates for the company by 184.9% over the past three months, suggesting that the stock is positioned for near-term gains as it ranks among the top 5% of stocks based on estimate revisions.
Market Performance: Sporting goods and activities shares are down approximately 0.9%, with Leslie's falling by about 4.5% and Accel Entertainment decreasing by around 1.3%.
Sector Laggards: The decline in these shares is part of a broader trend affecting the restaurant and eatery sectors as well.




