by supplychainreport
Commonwealth Capital is ramping up its food services operations, growing both locally and internationally through franchise expansion, acquisitions, and brand refreshes. Brands under the group, including PastaMania, Swissbake, and The Soup Spoon, are being revitalized to appeal to evolving consumer tastes. For instance, PastaMania recently received a modern makeover, while artisan bakery Baker & Cook expanded to 13 stores in Singapore.
The group’s diversified portfolio balances widely accessible brands with destination concepts, allowing it to cater to different consumer preferences and maintain resilience in a competitive market. Centralized production and supply chain management also help the brands achieve cost efficiency and sustain quality across outlets.
Despite industry challenges like rising real estate costs and manpower pressures, Commonwealth Capital continues to grow steadily. Its revenues now exceed S$200 million, supported by a combination of organic growth, acquisitions, and innovative initiatives. The company emphasizes private funding flexibility, with no immediate plans for an IPO.
Executives highlight that the focus is on future-proofing operations, strengthening teams, and ensuring smooth transitions to support long-term growth. Commonwealth Capital’s strategy positions it to continue thriving in the dynamic food services sector.
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