BurgerFi International, Inc. Stock Price, News & Analysis

Welcome to our dedicated page for BurgerFi International news (Ticker: BFI), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on BurgerFi International stock.

This page contains historical news coverage for BurgerFi International Inc (BFI), a multi-brand fast-casual restaurant company that operated BurgerFi burger restaurants and Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza locations. The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in September 2024 and entered liquidation proceedings in March 2025 following a bankruptcy auction that sold its assets to separate buyers.

Historical news coverage documents BurgerFi's evolution from a fast-growing "better burger" chain to a publicly traded multi-brand restaurant operator and ultimately to bankruptcy. News articles tracked the company's 2020 SPAC merger that brought it to public markets, its 2021 acquisition of Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza for $156.6 million, and the mounting financial pressures that led to accelerating losses in 2024. Coverage includes quarterly earnings reports showing deteriorating financial performance, announcements of restaurant closures, delisting notifications from NASDAQ, and details of the bankruptcy proceedings.

For investors researching the BFI ticker or studying restaurant industry bankruptcies, this news archive provides essential context on the challenges facing fast-casual restaurant operators including rising labor and food costs, competitive pressures in the "better burger" segment, and the risks associated with SPAC transactions and debt-funded acquisitions. The archive also covers the eventual asset sales that separated the BurgerFi and Anthony's brands under new ownership while leaving shareholders in the publicly traded entity with worthless stock.

This historical news collection serves as a case study in restaurant industry dynamics, SPAC performance, and the operational challenges of managing multiple restaurant brands under one corporate structure. While BurgerFi International no longer operates, understanding its trajectory offers valuable lessons for investors evaluating other restaurant companies and SPAC transactions.