The company, which spun off from Sodexo, generated 356.8 million dollars for the third quarter, handily beating the 299 million euro consensus estimate. This performance arrives during a period of heightened market scrutiny regarding the sustainability of the company's public listing.

Analysts at Bernstein suggest the firm's currently depressed valuation has fueled speculation about a potential delisting. However, they maintain that such a move remains unlikely. Having debuted on the stock exchange only two years ago, the company is still in the early stages of its public life, suggesting that management is focused on stabilization rather than an exit strategy.