Rave Restaurant Group FY26 net income rises 6.51% to $2.88 million; revenue increases 7.23% to $12.91 million
Bitget2026/09/24 13:03- Rave Restaurant Group posted net income of USD 2.88 million, up 6.51% from USD 2.7 million a year earlier.
- Revenue rose 7.23% to USD 12.91 million, while operating income increased 6.99% to USD 3.47 million.
- Pizza Inn franchise and license revenue climbed 11.17% to USD 12 million, while Pie Five franchise and license revenue fell 23.58% to USD 900,000.
- System-wide retail sales totaled USD 126.32 million, including USD 117.72 million from Pizza Inn and USD 8.6 million from Pie Five.
- Pizza Inn ended the year with 109 franchised restaurants, while Pie Five ended with 13 units; the last Pizza Inn Express kiosk closed.
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