FAT Brands Inc. Class B (FATBB)

FAT Brands Inc. stock has experienced a significant decline over the past six months and year. A major event impacting the stock was the trustee demanding full payment on nearly $1.3 billion in loans, following the company's default on its securitized debt. The company reported a decrease in total revenue and a net loss for the third quarter of 2025, while the casual dining segment posted same-store sales growth. The dividend pause remains in effect, and plans are advancing for an equity raise at Twin Hospitality Group Inc.

The restaurant industry experiences seasonal fluctuations in demand, with summer being the busiest period and winter seeing a decline in customer visits. FAT Brands' various brands are likely subject to these general seasonal patterns.

FAT Brands Inc. is a multi-brand restaurant franchising company that acquires, develops, markets, and manages a diverse portfolio of restaurant concepts, operating within the Consumer Discretionary sector. The company generates revenue through franchise fees and royalties, as well as direct ownership of some restaurant locations.

FAT Brands Inc. has a global presence, operating in the United States, Canada, and internationally, with the majority of its revenue generated from operations within the United States.

FAT Brands' reputation has been impacted by negative events, including accusations of raiding marketing funds and facing charges of tax fraud. These issues have contributed to weak sales across its restaurant chains, with collective same-store sales declining for eight consecutive quarters.

FAT Brands Inc. has institutional owners and shareholders holding a total of shares. Approximately 6.90% of FAT Brands' stock is owned by institutional investors.