Hawksmoor Turnover and Profits Rise to £109.8m in 2025
Hawksmoor turnover and profits rose in 2025, with sales up 9.4% to £109.8m and operating profit reaching £5.4m despite cost pressures.
RUKAIYA KADIWAL 
Hawksmoor turnover and profits both rose last year, led by strong growth at existing sites, a bigger US business and a new London opening. Accounts for the year ended 31 December 2025 show turnover reached nearly £110m. The steakhouse group also posted a sharp jump in operating profit.
Details of the results come from filed accounts. The group runs its restaurants under the Hawksmoor brand across the UK, the US and Ireland.
Hawksmoor Turnover and Profits Show Strong Growth
Turnover rose by 9.4% to £109.8m. That compares with £100.4m the year before. The group says the rise came from full year sales at its Chicago restaurant and the opening of a site in St Pancras.
The Hawksmoor US expansion played a clear part in this growth. A full year of trading in Chicago added to the total. The new London opening gave a further lift.
Hawksmoor Turnover and Profits Lift EBITDA and Operating Profit
Profit figures improved as well. Adjusted underlying Hawksmoor EBITDA rose 13% to £11.2m, up from £9.9m. Operating profit climbed to £5.4m from £1.4m a year earlier.
That is a big step up in operating profit. It shows the group turned more of its extra sales into earnings. The gain came despite a tough trading backdrop.
Hawksmoor Turnover and Profits Come With Cost Pressures
The group says the cost of living crisis has hurt consumer confidence. Trading conditions remained challenging. It was hit particularly hard by rises in energy and food prices.
These pressures are familiar across the sector. Many operators face the same squeeze on margins. Careful planning matters more than ever, as shown in our look at restaurant opening costs and budget advice.
Hawksmoor Turnover and Profits Follow a Bigger Estate
By the year end, Hawksmoor operated 15 restaurants worldwide. Eleven are in the UK, three are in the US and one is in Ireland. The group had 14 sites the year before.
Looking ahead, the group continues to explore growth in both the UK and US markets. It is also eyeing other international territories. More openings could follow as the business builds on these results.
