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Steve Marks holds hope of re-entering the US one day.

Guzman y Gomez founder Steve Marks has not given up on his American dream

Investors are glad to see the Mexican fast food chain abandon the US. The irrepressible burrito salesman behind the company wants to have another crack.

  • Jessica Yun

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Steven Marks, pictured outside one of Guzman y Gomez’s US outlets, has pulled the plug on the expansion.

Guzman founder moved to Chicago to save its US dream. It wasn’t enough

The Australian-founded Mexican chain has spent six years and more than $100 million on its US expansion, but on Friday announced it was shutting down all stores in the country.

  • Jessica Yun
Guzman y Gomez co-founder Robert Hazan (centre) with co-CEOs Hilton Brett (left) and Steven Marks float the company on the ASX.

‘Like trying to become a gyros chain in Athens’: What went wrong for GyG in America

Private equity and investment bankers convinced Aussies they could sell burritos to the Yanks – and they swallowed it.

  • Colin Kruger
Adrianna Permus, who was unfairly dismissed by Guzman y Gomez at their Westfield Carousel store.

A fast-food giant unfairly sacked this young worker, but a ‘flawed’ law meant the business still won

Adrianna Permus won compensation after Guzman y Gomez unfairly dismissed her, but the Fair Work Commission’s deputy president admitted the law was “inequitable”.

  • Lachlan Abbott
GYG shares nearly doubled from its float price.

Guzman y Gomez grilled as it looks to beat Maccas on breakfast

The ASX-listed burrito chain may have been savaged by the market, but it reckons it can go head-to-head with McDonald’s for the morning coffee crowd.

  • Jessica Yun
A Guzman y Gomez outlet in Sydney.

Rolled gold burritos, AI mania and ‘mother of all bubbles’ were big business in 2024

It proved to be a volatile year for the big end of town, but it’s investors who face a day of reckoning.

  • Colin Kruger
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Guzman y Gomez mexican kitchen gyg fast food chain which is floating on the asx in Newtown, Sydney on June 19, 2024. Photo: Dominic Lorrimer

Why Guzman y Gomez wants to sell more breakfast burritos

Mexican-inspired fast food chain Guzman y Gomez plans to increase morning sales and has rejected shrinkflation concerns about its product.

  • Colin Kruger and Jessica Yun
Guzman y Gomez Co- CEO Steven Marks at the Guzman y Gomez floating at the ASX in Sydney.

Should you join the Guzman y Gomez fiesta?

Investors should be wary of piling into initial public offerings (IPOs) because for every Nvidia, Google, Apple or Microsoft that turns out to be a big winner, there are thousands of losers.

  • William Bennett
This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is … Schrole Group.

Mexican madness adds spice to top ASX performers

This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is … Schrole Group. Its shares jumped 187.5 per cent, while the new listing of Guzman y Gomez was also a hit.

  • Michael Philipps
Guzman y Gomez’s $300 million man, co-CEO Steven Marks at the ASX on Thursday when the company made its public debut.

The Aussie burrito-maker that makes Nvidia look dirt cheap

The Guzman y Gomez float was an astounding success, which makes justifying the jaw-dropping valuation on the stock much harder for investors.

  • Colin Kruger