June 18, 2013

Wingstop

Roark Capital Group has acquired Wingstop Restaurants, Inc., one of the fastest growing concepts in the U.S.
Former Dallas Cowboy Troy Aikman helped Wingstop open its newest unit in Mexico City.
The newest Los Angeles location is a welcomed addition to the more than 90 Wingstop locations across California.
Chain expects to sell about 5 million chicken wings on February 7, which would be 10th straight record-setting Super Bowl.
After a year of steady growth, Wingstop plans to open 69 new stores in 2010.
Company experiences 25th straight quarter of comparable store sales growth.
Boneless wings join boneless strips and bone-in wings on the menu.
Almost 200 Wingstop restaurants will accept donations for Feeding America.
The wing chain has experienced consistent comparable restaurant sales growth since late 2003.
In its first international franchise agreement, Wingstop will open 10 Mexico restaurants in the next two years.
All of Wingstop's more than 400 locations have started taking orders for Super Bowl Sunday.
Wingstop hits two major milestones in 2008.
The partnership calls for Wingstop to donate a minimum of $50,000 a year to Feeding America.
Wingstop wins Stevie Awards for best overall company and best TV ad.
Franchise agreement marks first NBA players to sign with Wingstop.
Wingstop's new eWings online ordering system will be rolling out to stores systemwide through 2008.
The American Business Awards were bestowed on winners Monday, June 11, during a gala at New York's Marriott Marquis Hotel.
The Wing Experts continue growth while remaining favorite among customers, critics.
Wingstop Achieves 15 Consecutive Quarters of Positive Comp Store Sales. First quarter 2006 comp store sales increase 17%.
Wingstop is gearing up for their largest sales day of the year – Super Bowl Sunday.