Dave & Buster's, Denny's and Bloomin' Brands, which owns Outback Steakhouse, were the top three publicly traded restaurant brands with the highest risk to default on their loans, according to a new report. - TODAYshow
in June, the gaming and dining company's CEO Brian Jenkins said he was confident Dave and Buster's would weather the difficulties caused by the pandemic.
“While still early and with many variables that are beyond our control, we are confident that we are taking the right steps to rebuild our business and emerge from this challenging time," Jenkins said.in an email that the report"mischaracterizes our strong financial health and recent sales performance."
She said the company has more than $500 million in the bank,"solid sales with positive cash flow" and a takeout and delivery business that is popular with customers.
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