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An employee waits for an order at the former Hooters restaurant at 19th and Blake streets in LoDo. Brian Brainerd, Denver Post file photo      <!--IPTC: DENVER, CO, SEPT. 29, 2003 -- Waitress  Tiffany  at the LoDo Hooters, 1920 Blake Street, waits for an order while working the Broncos game crowd Sunday afternoon. Denver Post staff photo by Brian Brainerd.-->
An employee waits for an order at the former Hooters restaurant at 19th and Blake streets in LoDo. Brian Brainerd, Denver Post file photo <!–IPTC: DENVER, CO, SEPT. 29, 2003 — Waitress Tiffany at the LoDo Hooters, 1920 Blake Street, waits for an order while working the Broncos game crowd Sunday afternoon. Denver Post staff photo by Brian Brainerd.–>
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Chanticleer Holdings, an investor in small companies, has agreed to buy Hooters, Hooters Management and their related restaurants for about $55.1 million.

Famous for waitresses dressed in orange shorts and white tank tops, Hooters has 433 restaurants in 28 countries, according to a news release.

The purchase depends on Chanticleer raising the necessary financing and requires the firm to convert its Securities and Exchange Commission status to that of an operating company, Chanticleer said in the statement.

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