Overview
- The company says 15 underperforming Smokey Bones restaurants are being shuttered, with 10 already closed and five slated to close before the end of the third fiscal quarter.
- Nineteen Smokey Bones locations are being converted into Twin Peaks lodges, with two conversions completed and a third underway for opening later this year.
- After the closures and conversions, 26 Smokey Bones locations will remain, and the company says those units are generating positive cash flow.
- Twin Hospitality reports that converted sites average about $7.8 million in annual sales versus roughly $3.5 million when operating as Smokey Bones.
- The company plans to franchise a portion of the remaining restaurants as CEO Kim Boerema installs Ken Brendemihl as Smokey Bones president following a portfolio spending review.