Tortilla, a made-to-order Mexican food chain, reported a 14 percent increase in sales in the first half of 2026 compared to the same period last year. The company attributed this growth largely to its recent expansion onto major takeaway platforms, including Deliveroo, Uber Eats, and Just Eat, which it joined in late March.

Since launching on these delivery services, Tortilla’s sales have surged by nearly 20 percent, reflecting a strong consumer response to its increased accessibility. The company is positioning this development as a turning point following a period of financial challenges that led to the suspension of its shares in the previous month.

Tortilla’s shares returned to trading recently but experienced a decline of approximately 5 percent following the announcement. Despite the fall in share price, company executives remain focused on leveraging the momentum from takeaway platforms to drive further growth.

The company’s move to embrace digital ordering aligns with broader industry trends, where restaurants are increasingly relying on third-party delivery services to reach customers amid shifting dining habits.

Tortilla’s performance update underscores the evolving landscape of the restaurant sector, highlighting how integration with online delivery platforms can contribute to sales recovery and expansion after setbacks.