South Africa Cattle Premium Company Business Plan

Business Plan & Investor Prospectus

South Africa Cattle Premium Company

South Africa’s home of premium steaks & grill experiences

Dry-aged steaks · open charcoal grills · award-winning wine programme · central kitchen · catering · retail · a scalable franchise network — South Africa.

R220mEquity sought
R1.06bnYear-5 revenue
R242mYear-5 EBITDA (22.8%)
40Restaurants by Year 5

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South Africa Cattle Premium Company is raising ZAR 220 million in equity to scale a premium steakhouse and franchise hospitality group — built on dry-aged steaks, open charcoal grills and an award-winning wine programme, with flagship restaurants, a central kitchen, catering, retail products and a scalable franchise network, growing toward 40 restaurants, ZAR 1.06 billion of Year-5 revenue and ZAR 242 million of Year-5 EBITDA at a 22.8% margin. Headline revenue and EBITDA are preserved exactly; everything below EBITDA is independently re-derived (component depreciation, 27% SA tax, working capital) with the balance sheet tying to zero every year. This plan sets out the market sizing and competitive positioning, the concept and business model, operations and the central kitchen, the rollout and franchising strategy, brand and loyalty marketing, full financial projections, funding and capital structure, returns and sensitivities, the SWOT and investment thesis and an honest account of the key risks and independent findings. Use the contents below to navigate the plan.

Financial snapshot

Two headline charts from the plan. Full projections and all visualisations are in Section 14: Financial Plan & Projections.

Figure 1. Revenue by stream, Year 1–Year 5 (sponsor headline preserved).
Figure 2. South African restaurant industry value (R bn).
Strictly private & confidential. This document is provided for information purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities. Financial projections are forward-looking, depend on assumptions that may not materialise, and are not guarantees of future performance. Figures in ZAR unless stated. External market data is indicative and should be independently verified. See the Confidentiality & Important Notice for the full basis of preparation.