In accounts filed with the Companies House , Dishoom revealed it took in £95 million value of income, nearly twice as a lot as in 2021, when restaurants have been nonetheless closed due to pandemic-era measures for a lot of the yr.
That helped it put up income of £4.7 million, up from £1.5 million final yr.
Profit margins, although, have been nonetheless beneath pre-pandemic ranges, however regardless of the affect of inflation on the hospitality sector, the chain mentioned it anticipated to see 2019-level margins this yr.
The revenue progress allowed the restaurant identified for its lengthy queues and objects resembling its black dal and bacon naan, to pay out a £3.7 million dividend to its mother or father firm, Braunstone Limited, which additionally owns on-line reward card enterprise Touchnote. The dimension of the dividend was roughly equal to Dishoom’s after-tax income.
Founded in 2010, Dishoom operates 9 areas throughout the UK, of which six are in London – at Covent Garden, Shoreditch, Kings Cross, Kensington High Street, Carnaby Street and most not too long ago Canary Wharf.
In the annual report, Dishoom mentioned it “continues to evaluate potential new locations across the UK”.
Dishoom was based by Shamil and Kavi Thakrar in addition to Amar and Adarsh Radia. The Thakrars are each associated to the founders of rice big Tilda, which was beforehand owned by Braunstone earlier than being offered for £250 million in 2014.
