The group saw a like-for-like sales growth of 3.2% in its core Coppa Club brand for the 26-weeks to 29 March 2026, with group like-for-like revenue rising to £25m, up from £24.7m.
Sales at its Italian restaurant brand Noci softened, however, down modestly on the previous year, which the group says reflects the wider conditions in the casual dining market.
During the period, the group completed the acquisition of The Linwood Collection, establishing a third operating brand, and changing its name from Various Eateries.
The group says it has an ‘active pipeline of selective expansion opportunities’, with Coppa Club remaining the focus of its near-term expansion.
Against a challenging sector backdrop, the group said it is currently trading ‘in line with market expectations’ for the full year.
Mark Loughborough, CEO of Coppa Collective, says the rise in sales at Coppa Club reflected ‘the strength of the model: a clear offer, all-day relevance and good execution in a tough environment’
“Across the Group, we have added The Linwood Collection, continued to develop Noci and tightened operational discipline. The focus has been on building a stronger, more consistent business,” he says.
“We see a good pipeline of opportunities and will stay disciplined on both quality and terms as we look to grow. While there are some known headwinds in the second half, we are well prepared for them and remain confident in the direction of the business.”