MOJO sees boost to Q3 profits
MOJO has reported a 70% increase in turnover when compared to the same period in 2019.
Northern bar operator MOJO has reported a 70% increase in turnover when compared to the same period in 2019.
Prior to the pandemic, MOJO had seen a steady acceleration in profitability throughout 2019, and, despite Covid-19-related hindrances such as staff isolation and ongoing shortages in the supply chain, the group has been able to once again deliver strong trading.
“Despite many stumbling blocks due to Covid-19, I’m delighted to announce that MOJO has reported a 70% increase in like-for-like trading when compared to our 2019 figures," says director Martin Greenhow. "Last year was a well documented disaster for our industry and I’m thrilled to be able to grow the group and its success even further in 2021."
MOJO opened in Leeds in 1996 and now has bars across the north in Harrogate, Leeds, Manchester, Nottingham and Liverpool. The group will soon open its sixth bar in Sheffield.
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