GEN Restaurant Group Signs Deal to Sell 47 Restaurants to Chubby Group for Up to $100 Million

By Public Technologies
  • GEN Restaurant Group signed a letter of intent to sell 47 U.S. restaurants to Chubby Group for up to $100 million.
  • The deal includes four development sites, with restaurant transfers planned in four phases over 12 months, starting November 1, 2026.
  • GEN will receive a note convertible into Chubby Group equity at a $1.5 billion valuation as part of the consideration.
  • Chubby will receive a perpetual license to the GEN brand and fund restaurant conversions from its own capital.
  • Closing remains subject to definitive agreements, license and lease transfers, and regulatory approvals.


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