Jollibee
| Jollibee Foods Corporation
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| legal form | Corporation |
| ISIN | PHY4466S1007 |
| founding | 1978 |
| Seat | Pasig City ( Philippines ) |
| management | Tony Tan Caktiong , Founder and President |
| sales | 990 million euros (2009) |
| Branch | Quick service system catering , fast food restaurant |
| Website | www.jollibee.com.ph |
The Jollibee Foods Corporation (short Jollibee ) is a Filipino fast-food business, operates the various fast food chains. The largest of these are Jollibee, Chowking , Greenwich Pizza, Red Ribbon and Mang Inasal. The company is listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange Index on the Philippine Stock Exchange .
Jollibee is the largest fast food chain in the Philippines and has branches in Brunei , Hong Kong , Indonesia , Malaysia , Saudi Arabia , Singapore , the United Arab Emirates , the United States, the United Kingdom and Vietnam . With a Jollibee market share of around 65 percent in the fast food market, the Philippines (along with Trinidad and Tobago ) are one of two countries in the world where a local supplier has succeeded in asserting itself against McDonald’s and the competitor in second place to refer.
Jollibee founder Tony Tan Caktiong was ranked 6th on Forbes 2010 list of the richest Filipinos in 2010 with a net worth of $ 980 million.
history
In 1975 Tony Tan Caktiong opened an ice cream parlor in Quezon City . In 1978 he switched his business to hot dogs and opened branches in quick succession. In 1994, Jollibee took over 80 percent of Greenwich Pizza and acquired the rest in 2006. In 2000, the company took over the Chowking fast food chain and expanded its international holdings in the following years.
Fast food chain
Jollibee Foods Corporation operates several major fast food chains that are well known in the Philippines.
Jollibee
Jollibee is the namesake and at the same time the main company in the JFC Group. It is an American-style fast food chain and offers burgers and noodle dishes as well as Filipino dishes. The chain's signature dish is “Chicken Joy”, a kind of crispy fried chicken leg or wing. Including the subsidiaries, around 1800 branches worldwide belong to the group. The annual turnover in 2009 was around 990 million euros. Jollibee is the only fast food chain in a country that has managed to stand above McDonald’s as a top seller of fast food.
Chowking
On January 1, 2000, Jollibee Food Corporation bought the Chowking fast food chain from Chowking Food Corporation. Chowking mainly serves Chinese- style food , although hamburgers are also offered. Chowking also sells Filipino dishes like halo-halo .
Greenwich
In 1986 JFC took over 80 percent of Greenwich Pizza, and in 2006 Jollibee took over Greenwich entirely. Greenwich, like its main competitor, Pizza Hut, primarily supplies pizza and other western-oriented dishes.
Mang Inasal
Mang Inasal ( ceb. For Mr. Barbecue ) offers local dishes such as halo-halo, pansit , or sisig. There are also grilled foods such as chicken legs (Chicken Inasal). Mang Inasal was introduced to offer the Filipinos not only the western-oriented Jollibee but also local food. Mang Inasal has become a very popular brand. There is also a special brand of Mang Inasal , which ma'am Inasal (woman Barbecue) is called. Their products are mainly grilled chicken-flavored snacks and chicharon .
Red Ribbon and Goldilock's
Red Ribbon and Goldilock's are also well-known brands in the Philippines. Both are primarily known for an assortment of cakes and other baked goods. Red Ribbon (English for Red loop ) offers cakes and pies. In contrast to other companies in the Jollibee network, there are no tables and chairs in Red Ribbon branches. Goldilock's sells cakes like Red Ribbon, but has a smaller selection. Goldilock's offers bread, soups and drinks for this. There are also seats and tables in Goldilock's.
Smashburger
In 2015, JFC took a 40% stake in the US fast-food restaurant chain Smashburger .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b abs-cbnnews.com
- ↑ - Jollibee's 2008 profits dip despite sales jump
- ↑ Xomba.com: Jollibee Vs McDonalds - Filipino burger kings fight against global giant ( Memento from October 14, 2011 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ forbes.com
- ↑ rappler.com