NK Securities has offloaded approximately 323,000 shares of United Foodbrands at an average price of around ₹459.7 each, according to the latest bulk trades data.

QE Securities has made a significant investment in United Foodbrands, purchasing approximately 191,001 shares at an average price of ₹454.3 each, suggesting a bullish outlook on the company's performance. This transaction was executed under a 'buy' order, indicating optimism towards United Foodbrands' future growth prospects.

United Foodbrands is looking to grow its revenue by 22-25% and open 40 new stores in the financial year 2027. By 2030, they aim to expand their store count to approximately 400-425, as reported in a recent conference call update.

United Foodbrands is aggressively expanding its retail footprint, setting a goal of having over 300 outlets by fiscal year 2027. The company's Q4 financials show strong momentum, with a notable 23.1% increase in revenue compared to the previous quarter.

United Foodbrands reported a narrower Q4 loss of 134 million rupees compared to last year, showing a decrease of about 32%. However, despite this reduction, the company still operates at a loss.

United Foodbrands broke a record in Q4 FY26, reporting a 23.1% year-over-year increase in revenue to reach ₹3,604M. This marks their highest quarterly revenue ever. The growth was driven by a strong service satisfaction score (SSSG) of 14.4%, a 43.4% rise in dine-in volume, and a 31.9% boost in delivery revenue. Additionally, 14 new restaurants were added to the portfolio.