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Happy Belly Food Group Inc. (HBFGF) operates as a consolidator of emerging food brands through an asset-light franchising model and strategic acquisitions in the quick service restaurant sector. This page provides investors and industry observers with timely updates on corporate developments, financial milestones, and operational strategies shaping the company's growth trajectory.
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Happy Belly Food Group (HBFGF) announced the opening of a new Rosie's Burgers location in Burlington, Ontario, marking its second location opening this year. The new franchise store, operated by former MTY Food Group executive Norm Pickering, is strategically located alongside a Starbucks drive-through.
The company has secured 95 units under area-development agreements across multiple Canadian provinces. Happy Belly's portfolio currently includes 531 contractually committed retail franchise locations across its emerging brands. The company is implementing an asset-light franchise model to accelerate expansion while maintaining operational excellence.
Rosie's Burgers, specializing in smash burgers, poutine, and milkshakes, is positioned for continued growth with several locations under construction and ongoing discussions with potential franchisees across Canada.
Happy Belly Food Group (HBFGF) has announced the signing of its first franchise agreement in Atlantic Canada for Heal Wellness, a QSR specializing in smoothie bowls, acai bowls, and smoothies, in Prince Edward Island. This marks Heal's 51st franchise agreement and entry into its fourth operating province, making it the fifth overall province for Happy Belly.
The agreement comes just ten weeks after announcing the area development agreement for Heal in Atlantic Canada. Happy Belly now has 531 contractually committed retail franchise locations across its emerging brands portfolio, including locations in development, under construction, or currently operating. The company plans to continue its expansion throughout 2025 and 2026, focusing on securing new franchise agreements and premium real estate nationwide.
Happy Belly Food Group (HBFGF) has announced the opening of its 22nd Heal Wellness location at the University of Calgary's University District, marking its 7th location in Alberta and 10th in Western Canada. The new quick-service restaurant, specializing in smoothie bowls, acai bowls, and smoothies, will open on May 24th, 2025.
The company now operates 54 restaurants across its franchised and corporate network, with 130 contractually committed units in development. Happy Belly's total pipeline includes 531 contractually committed retail franchise locations across its emerging brands. The new location will serve a potential market of over 38,000 students in the University District, a 200-acre development known for its sustainable design and healthy lifestyle focus.
- System sales doubled to $11M (+101% YoY) - Total revenue reached $4M (+95% YoY) - Adjusted EBITDA increased 690% to $0.23M - First-ever positive net income from operations at $0.01M - Restaurant count increased to 50 locations (+178% YoY) - Added 7 new restaurants in Q1 (6 openings, 1 acquisition) - Completed acquisition of Smile Tiger Coffee Roasters - Secured multiple area development agreements across Canada - Healthy working capital of $3.74M with $3.60M in cash
The company continues its aggressive expansion across Canada through both organic growth and acquisitions, while maintaining focus on their core principles of People, Product, and Process.Happy Belly Food Group (OTCQB: HBFGF), a company focused on acquiring and scaling emerging food brands across Canada, has announced it will release its first quarter results on May 21st, 2025, after market close. The results will be available through a press release and accessible on both the company's website and SEDAR.
The company is implementing a new shareholder communication approach by creating a dedicated Q&A section on their website where investors can submit questions to management. This system aims to provide better accessibility and searchability compared to traditional conference calls, as responses will be archived and periodically published.
Happy Belly Food Group (HBFGF) has announced the opening of its 21st Heal Wellness location in Grand Bend, Ontario. The new quick-service restaurant (QSR), specializing in smoothie bowls, acai bowls, and smoothies, will open at 77 Main Street West on May 17th, 2025.
This marks Happy Belly's 12th location in Ontario and its 54th restaurant in its franchised and corporate network. The company has secured contractual commitments for 531 retail franchise locations across its emerging brands, with 130 units specifically for Heal Wellness. The expansion includes ongoing construction projects across Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario.
The Grand Bend location was strategically chosen for its beachside community, strong summer tourism, and high foot traffic, with tens of thousands of seasonal visitors. The area's active lifestyle culture and limited competition in clean-eating offerings position Heal Wellness to capitalize on the growing demand for wellness-focused dining options.