+ Follow TOKYO TERIYAKI HOUSE Tag
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[Title] => Jollibee to open seven new stores this year
[Summary] => Despite a weak economy, fastfood giant Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) plans to set up seven new stores this year both here and abroad to improve its profitability and further strengthen its dominance in the Philippine quick service restaurant market.
In a press briefing yesterday, JFC vice-president for finance Miguel Navarrete said two new stores (one Jollibee and one Tomi’s Teriyaki) are expected to open in California, United States next month. For the second half this year, three to five more fastfood stores will open in and outside the country, he said.
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[Title] => Jollibee sets sights on huge China market
[Summary] => The Jollibee group is setting its sights on the huge China market as it continuously expands its international operations toward potentially strong territories, company officials said.
Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) chairman and CEO Tony Tan Caktiong told reporters during the company’s stockholders meeting yesterday that despite the group’s plan to expand at a more modest pace, they are considering to put up Jollibee and Chowking stores in the Southern portion of mainland China, particularly the heavily-populated Shanghai.
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[Title] => Jollibee sales up 11% in Q1; net profit down to P198M
[Summary] => Despite a generally slow first quarter, fastfood giant Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) and its subsidiaries were able to register higher sales but earnings suffered a bit as the company’s interest expenses from loans incurred last year weighed down on its bottomline.
In a briefing, JFC vice president for corporate finance Miguel Jose Navarrete said systemwide retail sales increased 11 percent to P6.1 billion during the period but net income contracted by 8.8 percent to P198 million, pulled down by an additional P27 million in interst expenses and lower interest income.
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[Title] => Jollibee buys Japanese restaurant in California
[Summary] => Jollibee goes Japanese.
In line with its continued expansion and diversification, Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) has acquired a California-based Japanese fast food store which is expected to strengthen the company’s foothold in the food business here and abroad.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, JFC said it has formed a new company, Tokyo Teriyaki Corp. (TTC), together with its wholly-owned subsidiary Superior FSC Corp. to purchase 90 percent of Tokyo Teriyaki House.
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TOKYO TERIYAKI HOUSE
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[Title] => Jollibee to open seven new stores this year
[Summary] => Despite a weak economy, fastfood giant Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) plans to set up seven new stores this year both here and abroad to improve its profitability and further strengthen its dominance in the Philippine quick service restaurant market.
In a press briefing yesterday, JFC vice-president for finance Miguel Navarrete said two new stores (one Jollibee and one Tomi’s Teriyaki) are expected to open in California, United States next month. For the second half this year, three to five more fastfood stores will open in and outside the country, he said.
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[Title] => Jollibee sets sights on huge China market
[Summary] => The Jollibee group is setting its sights on the huge China market as it continuously expands its international operations toward potentially strong territories, company officials said.
Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) chairman and CEO Tony Tan Caktiong told reporters during the company’s stockholders meeting yesterday that despite the group’s plan to expand at a more modest pace, they are considering to put up Jollibee and Chowking stores in the Southern portion of mainland China, particularly the heavily-populated Shanghai.
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[Title] => Jollibee sales up 11% in Q1; net profit down to P198M
[Summary] => Despite a generally slow first quarter, fastfood giant Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) and its subsidiaries were able to register higher sales but earnings suffered a bit as the company’s interest expenses from loans incurred last year weighed down on its bottomline.
In a briefing, JFC vice president for corporate finance Miguel Jose Navarrete said systemwide retail sales increased 11 percent to P6.1 billion during the period but net income contracted by 8.8 percent to P198 million, pulled down by an additional P27 million in interst expenses and lower interest income.
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[Title] => Jollibee buys Japanese restaurant in California
[Summary] => Jollibee goes Japanese.
In line with its continued expansion and diversification, Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) has acquired a California-based Japanese fast food store which is expected to strengthen the company’s foothold in the food business here and abroad.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, JFC said it has formed a new company, Tokyo Teriyaki Corp. (TTC), together with its wholly-owned subsidiary Superior FSC Corp. to purchase 90 percent of Tokyo Teriyaki House.
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