Pizza Hut’s UK dine-in business has entered administration as part of a national restructuring process, placing several branches at risk of closure.
The company, which operates around 150 restaurants across the UK, appointed Interpath Advisory as administrators earlier this month as it seeks to secure the long-term future of the brand.
According to national reports, a number of restaurants are expected to close under the restructuring plan, although Pizza Hut has not yet confirmed which locations will be affected.
The status of the Andover takeaway at 1B Mylen Road, SP10 3HJ, remains unclear. Love Andover has contacted both Pizza Hut’s press office and Interpath Advisory for confirmation on whether the branch is among those set to close.
Pizza Hut has said the restructuring aims to simplify its business and focus on “sustainable growth”, with no immediate impact on delivery-only sites.
This is a developing story, and we will update readers as soon as confirmation is received.