CAVA Group Is Trying To Prove Mediterranean Isn’t Just a Fad
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- CAVA Group (CAVA) has slid from a 52-week high near $144 to about $62.55 as of January 26, 2026, as the broader fast-casual “bowl” boom cools.
- The business still looks structurally interesting, with $3M+ average unit volumes, mid‑20s restaurant margins in 2025, and an aggressive new‑store pipeline.
- For next‑gen investors, CAVA is a live case study in whether a buzzy, health‑leaning chain can mature into a durable national brand rather than just another food trend.
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