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Revolution Bars - High street bar chain enjoying 38-54% ROCE on new openings

December 2016

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Readers may recall how shares in Inventive Leisure, which owned a chain of “Revolution” branded late night cocktail bars, experienced modest success on AIM after floating in 2000, with the shares eventually being taken private by Alchemy six years later at an 87% premium.Having since been re-named Revolution Bars, it returned to AIM in March ‘15 but has languished below its 200p float price. However, under the leadership of CEO Mark McQuater, who we met over the month, the company has significantly improved its model over the MK 1 version. The old focus on students, late nights and vodka has evolved to one where smarter facilities offering premium cocktails and casual dining is attracting a more affluent customer ...

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