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Noodles & Company Opens First Restaurant in New Mexico
Noodles & Company to open its first restaurant in New Mexico. Located at 3497 Northrise Dr., the new restaurant brings Las Cruces guests a world of flavor under one roof, with fresh, made-to-order dishes ranging from comforting classics to globally inspired favorites. Tsunami Enterprises, operates the Las Cruces restaurant as part of a multi-unit franchise and area development agreement with Noodles & Company. The opening marks Noodles & Company's entry into New Mexico and expands the brand's presence in the region. Through its partnership with Tsunami Enterprises, the brand plans to expand across the area. The new Las Cruces restaurant is expected to create 20 to 30 local jobs. Beginning Sept. 23, guests can visit the restaurant daily from 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Noodles & Company Files $100M Mixed Securities Shelf
Noodles & Company files $100M mixed securities shelf
Noodles & Company Reports Q2 Revenue of $127.04M
Reports Q2 revenue $127.04M vs. $126.43M last year. Comparable restaurant sales increased 10.3% system-wide. Joe Christina, president and CEO of Noodles & Company, remarked, "We are extremely pleased with our second quarter results with system-wide comparable restaurant sales increasing over 10%, an equally impressive 440 basis point year over year improvement in restaurant margin to 17.2%, and a near 80% increase in Adjusted EBITDA, which has more than doubled year to date compared to the same period last year. Significantly increased comparable restaurant sales, and the commensurate improvement in margins and Adjusted EBITDA, have also strengthened our financial flexibility as we've been able to generate positive free cash flow and reduce our debt balance. Given our results to date and our outlook for the second half of the year, we have raised our fiscal 2026 guidance for revenue, margins and Adjusted EBITDA. When combined with our expectation to further pay down debt with free cash flow, we now expect our year end debt balance to be at or below three times 2026 Adjusted EBITDA."
Noodles & Company Raises FY26 Comparable Restaurant Sales View to 8%-11%
Raises FY26 comparable restaurant sales view to 8%-11% from 7%-10%. Raises FY26 adjusted EBITDA view to $34M-$38M from $32.5M-$37.5M. Cuts FY26 capital expenditures view to $9M-$10M from $9.5M-$10.5M. Christina continued, "Our second quarter sales continued a trend of seven consecutive fiscal quarters of positive comparable restaurant sales growth as well as strong traffic growth, which have both far exceeded the fast casual Black Box index for the last twelve months. The strong sales performance has continued into the third quarter with quarter to date company-owned comparable restaurant sales up approximately 10%. These results reinforce that the momentum at Noodles & Company is sustainable and our strategies are working well. The combination of better execution by our team members, improved menu offerings, more effective marketing, and the success of our portfolio optimization program are all working together to deliver impressive financial results. I'm incredibly proud of our teams and grateful for everything they've done to get us to this point. Given our plans for further menu innovation and continuing our focus on additional improvement in all areas, we are very excited for what lies ahead for Noodles & Company."
Strong Earnings in Tech Push S&P 500 to Record Highs
Strong earnings out of the Tech sector and receding Middle East tension remained the overarching theme in Wednesday's trading, with Basic Materials, Industrials, and Technology sectors helping the S&P 500 to fresh record highs, while Energy was a significant laggard. Oil prices falling sharply below $90 reduced the geopolitical premium as Exxon Mobiland Chevronboth fell about 4%. Treasuries were also bid as yields on 10-year slipped 6bps to 4.36% and 30-year slipped 4bps to 4.94%, with fixed income remaining the direct beneficiary of U.S.-Iran de-escalation via reduced inflation expectations.In the opening hours of the evening session, S&P e-minis and Nasdaq 100 contracts are down about 0.2% each and WTI Crude is back above $95 per barrel. Afterhours earnings session saw a mixed bag of reports from Consumer Cyclical space - DoorDashwas up double-digits on surprisingly strong results as Total Orders increased 27% y/y in Q1 while Whirlpoolwas down sharply. In Internet Services, Zillowwas sharply lower despite beating on top and bottom line as Q2 revenue guide was softer than expected while Snapslipped 8%.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -Noodles & Companyup 21.1%Fortinetup 16.7%Kulicke and Soffa Industriesup 15.7%Cognexup 14.3%Array Technologiesup 12.6%DoorDashup 12.0%EZCORPup 10.7%Envista Holdingsup 9.0%PTC Inc.up 8.2%Ormat Technologiesup 8.0%AppLovinup 0.8%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Fastlydown 24.7%Whirlpooldown 16.2%Tutor Perinidown 11.6%Core Scientificdown 8.4%Amprius Technologiesdown 8.1%Snapdown 7.9%Coherentdown 7.8%Armdown 7.3%IonQdown 6.5%Zillowdown 4.4%
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