It’s not just the burritos causing heartburn. Spare a thought for fund managers leafing through the Guzman y Gomez prospectus – and reporting back that the enterprise value to earnings figures couldn’t be more difficult to understand if they were in Spanish.
The Mexican-themed restaurant chain has quickly become the talk of the market after its biggest shareholders – TDM Growth Partners, Aware Super and Barrenjoey Capital Partners – pressed the green light on floating the company.
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