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MONTREAL — MTY Food Group Inc. says Stanley Ma, the company’s founder, president and chairman, is selling up to 880,000 of his shares in company. The restaurant franchisor and operator says the sale represents a 3.56 per cent stake in the company. It says the sale is for personal reasons, estate planning purposes and in […]
Winnipeg Free Press By: The Canadian Press Last Modified: 10:08 AM CDT Friday, Apr. 9, 2021 The Groupe MTY offices are seen in Montreal on January 23, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz MONTREAL - MTY Food Group Inc. continued to grapple with the impact of the pandemic in its latest quarter as the drop in fast-food sales at malls and office towers took a bite out of profits. The restaurant franchisor and operator behind more than 80 brands including food court staples like Thai Express and Tiki-Ming reported a first-qua...
The Montreal-based company said sales at malls were down 69 per cent while office tower sales fell 89 per cent. The staggering decline in food court sales left restaurants with street access accounting for 84 per cent of MTY's system-wide sales. Eric Lefebvre, chief executive of MTY, said the pandemic's disruption will have a lasting impact on the company but it's unclear whether the shift in customer consumption patterns will be permanent. "Everything that's in an urban centre at the moment is under pressure," he said during a conference call. "Everything that depends on office towers, whe...