Goiko multiplica sus pérdidas hasta los 36,4 millones de euros

The hamburger chain Goiko reported losses of 36.4 million euros in 2025, multiplying by more than two the 14 million euro deficits that were recorded the previous year. According to InternationalBurgerCo's consolidated accounts filed at the Mercantile Registry, Goiko closed the fiscal year with a revenue figure of 109 million, marking an 11.2% decrease compared to the previous year.

The operating result stood at a negative 32.1 million, more than tripling the losses of 2024. The risk capital manager Capza took control of the company at the end of the previous fiscal year, after injecting around 60 million euros of the debt that L Catterton, the previous owner, had contracted when he acquired 80% of the company in 2018.

Capza also contributed an additional 5 million euros with the aim of turning the group's fortunes around. It is expected that this progress will strengthen Goiko's financial structure, support the implementation of a new strategic plan, and improve operational efficiency. Sources close to Goiko reported in early 2025 that the company appointed David Giordano as its new CEO.

In 2024, the last available fiscal year, Goiko operated 117 restaurants that it managed directly across Spain (111 Goiko and six Basic by Goiko outlets) and France (one Goiko restaurant). Additionally, the company continued its expansion strategy through strategic joint venture investments, culminating in the establishment of Goiko Portugal in 2024, which joined the alliances already set up in the Canary Islands (founded in 2022, with five Goiko restaurants), Andorra (one restaurant) and Balearic Islands (two restaurants), all of which were established in 2023. The company employs around 2,000 workers.