Famous Brands

Famous Brands maintains high-quality standards across its vertically integrated model, which includes mainstream and niche brands in quick-service and casual dining.

On 15 August 2017 the Company released an announcement on the Stock Exchange News Service (“SENS”) of the JSE Limited (“JSE”) relating to share trading conducted by a non-executive director of the Company, J Halamandres (“Halamandres”). On 16 August 2017 the Company issued a Voluntary Performance Update, which announcement was approved at a board meeting... Read more »

Famous Brands reported 33% organic revenue growth and completed seven acquisitions, including the largest to date: Gourmet Burger Kitchen (GBK) UK.

Famous Brands prioritizes talent development and high-performance culture, offering policies focused on empowerment, transformation, and career growth.

Famous Brands’ governance approach ensures compliance with industry standards and integrates its seven core values into business operations, guided by the board and management.

The company designs a sustainable food services business through innovation, research, and energy-efficient practices, addressing environmental and ESG priorities.

Famous Brands’ vertically integrated supply chain—covering manufacturing, logistics, and retail—supports franchise partners with cost efficiency, price stability, and product innovation.

Famous Brands Limited outlines its privacy policy under the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA), detailing how customer data is collected and managed.

Famous Brands increases its dividend payout despite reporting weaker-than-expected half-year financial performance. The company cites challenges from declining consumer spending and higher operational costs. Revenue and profit figures for the period ending August show a downturn in demand across its portfolio.

Oct 2026EWNNews article

Famous Brands increases its dividend payout while reporting a profit decline. The company more than doubles its free cash flow to **R459 million** by slashing capital expenditure by **73%** and lowering borrowings to **R1 billion**. The move highlights a strategic focus on cash efficiency amid reduced profitability.

Oct 2026MoneywebNews article

Famous Brands forecasts a **33% decline in interim earnings** due to a **R40.9 million goodwill impairment** from its Botswana operations. The company also reduces its ownership in Retail Group from **51% to 30%**, signaling strategic adjustments in its portfolio.

Oct 2026MoneywebNews article

Famous Brands expands internationally with the launch of Steers and Debonairs combo stores in Malaysia. The group targets growth in the Southeast Asian market, leveraging its established South African fast-food portfolio. This marks the company’s first overseas entry in its history.

May 2026businesstech.co.zaNews article