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Muscle Maker, Inc. (Nasdaq: GRIL) operates at the intersection of global food supply logistics and health-conscious dining through its Sadot LLC commodity trading division and MMI Restaurant Group. This centralized news hub provides stakeholders with essential updates spanning financial performance, strategic partnerships, and operational expansions across both business units.
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Muscle Maker, Inc. (GRIL) announced the opening of its first Pokemoto location at Fort Meade, a military base. This marks a strategic expansion for the poke bowl concept aimed at Gen Z and Millennials, who make up a significant portion of the base's approximately 10,000 residents. The restaurant features a fast, efficient service model ideal for military personnel. Since acquiring Pokemoto in May, the company has opened six new locations and signed five franchise agreements, underscoring its growth strategy in both traditional and non-traditional markets.
Muscle Maker, Inc. (Nasdaq: GRIL) announced a private placement agreement for 10,830,305 shares, including common and pre-funded warrants, at a combined offering price of $1.385 per share. The placement, expected to close on November 22, 2021, will enhance capital for expanding franchise operations and potential strategic acquisitions. A.G.P./Alliance Global Partners acted as the sole placement agent. This funding aims to accelerate growth following 45 new franchise deals in the last 30 days.
Muscle Maker, Inc. (GRIL) reported a remarkable 190% revenue increase for Q3 2021, reflecting enhanced performance as recent acquisitions integrate into its portfolio. The company narrowed its net loss to $433K, marking the best quarter since its IPO. Key growth strategies include acquiring Pokemoto and Superfit Foods, launching a franchising strategy, and signing a 40-unit franchise deal in Saudi Arabia. Currently, Muscle Maker operates 42 locations, with plans for an additional 47, potentially doubling its footprint.
Muscle Maker, Inc. (GRIL) has partnered with Franserve, the world's largest franchising consulting firm, to enhance Pokemoto’s franchising efforts. This collaboration leverages Franserve's network of over 600 consultants to attract qualified franchisees. Recently, Pokemoto secured franchise agreements in five northeast markets, expanding its footprint by 28%. Since its acquisition, Pokemoto has opened five new locations and aims to continue its growth through effective franchising strategies and attractive franchise offerings.
Muscle Maker, Inc. (GRIL) has announced the signing of two franchise agreements in White Plains and Mamaroneck, New York, following three agreements in Massachusetts, thus expanding the franchise pipeline by 28%. The Pokemoto brand has opened four new locations since its acquisition, focusing on a growth strategy centered on franchising. This includes a robust plan to penetrate new demographics, notably in college areas. The company emphasizes low startup costs and quick service as attractive features for potential franchisees.
Muscle Maker has secured a Master Franchise Agreement to open 40 units in Saudi Arabia, marking its second international deal after a 10-unit agreement in Kuwait. If fully executed, this contract could expand Muscle Maker's international footprint by 400%. The franchise partners from Kuwait will manage the development, training, and operations of these new locations. The Saudi fitness market is projected to reach $1.3 billion by 2022, underscoring the demand for healthier dining options.
Pokemoto, a subsidiary of Muscle Maker Grill (ticker: GRIL), announced the launch of its new menu item, Hawaiian Nugs, featuring crispy Karaage Chicken and two unique dipping sauces. This limited-time offering aims to capture the attention of college students by combining traditional Japanese flavors with the freshness of Hawaiian poke. The Hawaiian Nugs can be ordered as a stand-alone snack or as a protein option in poke bowls, burritos, or salads. This move into the chicken market highlights Pokemoto's strategy to diversify its menu and attract a broader customer base.
Muscle Maker's subsidiary, Pokemoto, has launched a Bubble tea program to enhance its beverage offerings. This move addresses consumer demand in a rapidly growing market, projected to exceed $4 billion by 2027. Bubble tea, featuring fresh-brewed teas and customizable toppings, targets the Millennial and Gen-Z demographics. The program will debut in virtual kitchens and participating locations, utilizing existing infrastructure. CEO Mike Roper emphasized the strategic fit of Bubble tea, which aligns with Pokemoto’s growth objectives and appeals to franchise opportunities.
Muscle Maker, Inc. (GRIL) reported significant revenue gains due to recent acquisitions of Pokemoto and Superfit Foods. The company announced its Q2 2021 financial results, showcasing the successful integration of these brands that are expanding its presence in the healthy meal prep and Hawaiian poke cuisine markets. The CEO expressed optimism about growth potential from franchising Pokemoto, with a three-location agreement in Massachusetts already signed. Muscle Maker now operates 40 locations, with additional sites under development.
