NoHo Partners posts strong Q3 after sold-out Eppu Normaali shows in Tampere
Three sold-out Eppu Normaali concerts in Tampere generated about €3 million and helped lift NoHo Partners' Q3 operating profit to €9.4 million.
Three sold-out Eppu Normaali concerts in Tampere generated about €3 million in revenue, YLE reports. The restaurant group's July–September revenue rose 8 percent to €99 million. Operating profit climbed nearly 23 percent to €9.4 million, lifting the operating margin to 9.5 percent. NoHo credited both event catering and everyday restaurant trade for the improvement.
CEO Jarno Suominen said the company is growing profitably and outperforming the broader market despite generally subdued consumer activity. He said year-end bookings are developing positively. International operations in Norway and Denmark also improved revenue and profitability during the quarter, leaving NoHo optimistic heading into its busiest season. The Tampere-born group will run all dining at Helsinki’s National Museum from 2027, further expanding its operations under the National Museum contract the National Museum contract.
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