Caprice Holdings: who owns it, who runs it and what the accounts show

Caprice Holdings is a restaurant group that runs Sexy Fish and Scott's along with J. Sheekey, Daphne's, Balthazar, Bacchanalia and 34 Mayfair. It makes its money from dining, bar trade and events across its venues, most of which are in London. Its portfolio mixes long-established London dining rooms, such as Scott's, which has served British seafood since 1851, with newer venues such as Sexy Fish, a Japanese-inspired restaurant and bar in Mayfair that also trades in Manchester, Dubai and Miami.

In brief: restaurant group · Sexy Fish, Scott's and J. Sheekey · London and international

The Companies House register records Ch Acquisition Limited as the person with significant control of Caprice Holdings Limited, company number 01661349. Ch Acquisition Limited is itself company number 05415071.

That places Caprice Holdings Limited inside a larger group. The accounts on this page are the company's own, not the wider group's.

The Companies House register lists 2 current officers for Caprice Holdings Limited.

Caprice Holdings Limited reported turnover of £90m in the year to January 2026. That was down 3.9% on £94m the year before.

It reported 1,006 employees. The year before it reported 1,116.

It filed a pre-tax profit of £8m for the year, against a pre-tax loss of £26m the year before.

Staff costs came to £32m. That is an average of £32,000 a head. It ended the year with £1.9m at the bank and net assets of £28m.

Caprice Holdings Limited has registered 33 charges at Companies House, of which 11 are still outstanding. A charge is security a lender takes over a company's assets; one is satisfied when the lending behind it is repaid or released.