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Where do they get the money?

Wetherspoon funds new pub openings through a mix of cash generated from its existing business, bank loans, and sometimes by selling off less profitable pubs. The strong sales jump mentioned in the story provides more cash flow, making it easier to invest in these new sites without relying solely on borrowing.

Stories that explain this

Wetherspoon to Open Up to 25 New Pubs After Sales Jump

Questions this opens up

Who lends Wetherspoon money? How much debt do they have? Do they ever sell pubs?

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