-
FAT Brands appoints Keshav Lall as interim CEO; former CEO remains on leave amid Chapter 11
Keshav Lall appointed interim CEO of FAT Brands and Twin Hospitality Group effective April 29, 2026.
-
FAT Brands CEO Andrew Wiederhorn takes leave; board cut to 2; DIP financing of $307.6M secured
Andrew Wiederhorn (CEO/Chairman) takes temporary leave; family members Thayer, Taylor, Mason Wiederhorn terminated as officers.
-
FAT Brands receives Nasdaq delisting notice after Chapter 11 filing; trading to stop Feb 4
Delisting notice received Jan 28, 2026; Nasdaq cited Chapter 11 filing and public interest concerns.
-
FAT Brands files Chapter 11 bankruptcy to deleverage; over $1.3B in debt defaults
Company and subsidiaries filed Chapter 11 on Jan 26, 2026 in Southern District of Texas.
-
FAT Brands receives three Nasdaq deficiency notices; has until July 7, 2026 to cure
Class A common stock (FAT) failed minimum bid price of $1.00 for 30 consecutive business days.
-
FAT Brands subsidiary debt of $158.9M accelerated; director James Ellis resigns
FB Resid Holdings received acceleration notice for $158.9M principal ($110M net) plus ~$9.9M accrued interest.
-
FAT Brands receives acceleration notices on $1.26B securitization notes; lacks funds to pay
Acceleration notices received Nov 17 for $1,256.5M aggregate principal; $43.2M accrued interest due immediately.
-
FAT Brands Q3 net loss $58.2M, revenue down 2.3%; plans debt restructuring and equity raise
Net loss $58.2M ($3.39/share) vs $44.8M loss ($2.74) YoY; negative EBITDA $(7.7)M vs positive $1.7M.
-
FAT Brands settles derivative lawsuits; gets $10M from insurers and 200K Twin Hospitality shares
Settlement resolves two Delaware Chancery derivative actions filed in 2021 and 2022 without admitting liability.
-
FAT Brands appoints founder Andrew Wiederhorn as President and CEO effective Sept 2, 2025
Andrew Wiederhorn returns as President and CEO; held same role from 2017 to May 2023.
-
FAT Brands Q2 revenue down 3.4% to $146.8M; net loss widens to $54.2M
Net loss of $54.2M ($3.17 per diluted share) vs $39.4M loss ($2.43) in Q2 2024; adjusted net loss of $49.0M ($2.88).
-
FAT Brands Q1 revenue down 6.5% to $142M, net loss widens to $46M
Net loss $46.0M ($2.73/sh) vs $38.3M ($2.37) prior year; adjusted net loss $38.7M ($2.32).
-
FAT Brands appoints Taylor Wiederhorn as Co-CEO; Rob Rosen transitions to consultant
Rob Rosen stepped down as Co-CEO effective April 29, 2025; will serve as consultant at $45,833/month.
-
FAT Brands amends Fazoli's securitization, extends call and repayment dates to 2025-2026
Anticipated Call Date extended from July 2023 to October 2025; 1.0% extra interest if not repaid.
-
FAT Brands reduces stock option exercise prices by $2.60 per share after Twin Peaks spin-off
Board approved reducing all outstanding stock option exercise prices by $2.599553 per share on March 18, 2025.
-
FAT Brands Q4 net loss $67.4M; plans refranchise Fazoli's, spin-out Twin Hospitality
Total revenue Q4 down 8.4% to $145.3M; net loss $67.4M ($4.06 diluted EPS) vs $26.2M loss in prior-year quarter.
-
FAT Brands completes spin-off of Twin Hospitality; distributes 5% stake to shareholders
On Jan 29, 2025, FAT Brands completed the spin-off of Twin Hospitality (TWNP) via a pro rata distribution of 5.0% of Twin shares to FAT stockholders as of Jan 27.
-
FAT Brands sets Jan 27 record date for Twin Hospitality special stock dividend of 0.152 shares per share
Record date Jan 27, 2025; distribution date Jan 29, 2025; Twin Common Stock to trade as 'TWNP' on Nasdaq.
-
FAT Brands completes $416.7M refinancing of Twin Peaks and Smokey Bones, creates Twin Hospitality for planned listing
Issued $416,711,000 in Series 2024-1 fixed rate notes across four tranches with weighted average interest rate of 9.5% per annum.
-
FAT Brands subsidiary Twin Hospitality files Form 10 for Nasdaq listing and 5% distribution to shareholders
Twin Hospitality Group Inc., wholly owned by FAT Brands, filed Form 10 with SEC for planned Nasdaq listing.
-
FAT Brands Q3 revenue up 31% to $143M; net loss expands to $44.8M, adjusted EBITDA drops
Revenue of $143.4M, up 31.1% YoY; net loss of $44.8M ($2.74/share) vs $24.7M loss a year ago.
-
FAT Brands Q2 revenue up 42% to $152.0M but net loss widens to $39.4M ($2.43/sh); adj. net loss $30.9M
Total revenue $152.0M, +42.4% YoY from $106.8M, driven by Smokey Bones acquisition and new openings.
-
DOJ indicts FAT Brands for extending $2.65M credit to former CEO; SEC files civil complaint
DOJ indictment charges FAT Brands with two Sarbanes-Oxley violations for $2.65M in loans to former CEO Wiederhorn in 2019-2020.
-
FAT Brands Q1 revenue up 43.8% to $152M; net loss widens to $38.3M
Total revenue $152.0M (+43.8% YoY) driven by Smokey Bones acquisition; system-wide same-store sales down 4.0%.
-
FAT Brands Q4 revenue up 52.8% to $158.6M; net loss narrows to $26.2M
Total revenue $158.6M (Q4 2023), up 52.8% YoY; full-year revenue $480.5M, up 18%.
-
FAT Brands, Andrew Wiederhorn and officers receive SEC Wells Notice
Wells Notice from SEC staff received Feb 15, 2024, related to previously disclosed investigation.