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The coffee chain is expected to continue to operate as a standalone brand alongside the group’s other brands.

It is projecting more than €100 million (£83 million) in revenue this year.

274 million orders were processed in the fourth quarter of last year.

This effectively ends a takeover bid from the Issa brothers' EG Group.

Founded in 2017, it already has a presence in ten countries, including the US, UK and Australia.

Sales in December 2021 ran at approximately 63% of 2019 levels.

Digital continues to be the main driver of the business, the company said.

The dual-track process is seen as a turnaround in the chain’s performance.

The timing and size of the deal “have yet to be finalised”.

It reported  'extremely strong sales' across its fledgling UK estate.

Snowfox Group is said to have retreated in the face of market volatility.

The bakery giant claims that Zurich improperly capped the insurance payout at £2.5 million.

Its founder says the chain’s on the road to recovery.

Britain delivered the sharpest growth.

The company is understood to be in advanced discussions with potential advisers.

The company continues its buying spree.