Odd Burger, a fast-food restaurant chain, has reported record revenue and filed its year-end financials and management discussion and analysis (MD&A).
The chain’s revenue for the year was reported to be a record-breaking $1.2 billion, an increase from the previous year of $960 million. This significant growth was attributed to the chain’s expansion into new markets, increased sales from existing stores, and the introduction of new menu items.
The company’s management discussed the results in the MD&A, noting that the chain has been able to adjust to the changing consumer landscape and capitalize on trends to meet customer demand. The chain emphasized its focus on quick meal options, modernized stores, and convenience for customers.
The chain also noted that it has invested heavily in technology, such as its mobile app, to improve customer experience and make payments faster and easier. Additionally, the chain is using digital marketing strategies to reach a wider customer base.
The chain also highlighted its commitment to sustainability and noted that it has implemented initiatives to reduce its carbon footprint in the stores. Furthermore, Odd Burger noted that it has developed a strategy to reduce food waste and has increased the use of recyclable materials to reduce its environmental impact.
Overall, Odd Burger has had a successful year and continues to focus on providing quality food and service to its customers. With its continued investments in technology and sustainability, the chain is well-positioned for future growth.