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[Title] => Jollibee eyes overseas investments
[Summary] => Encouraged by its consistently upbeat performance in the Philippine market, Jollibee Foods Corp. revealed yesterday that it is negotiating with prospective partners for possible offshore investments in the coming years.
As the company’s first semester sales reached P11.6 billion this year, Jollibee expressed optimism that the initial signs of growing economic stability would translate to an even better performance during the second half of the year for the company and the fastfood industry in general.
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[Title] => Jollibee sells 50% stake in Delifrance
[Summary] => Jollibee Foods Corp. will sell half of its stake in Baker Fresh Foods Philippines Inc., the retail company of Delifrance Philippines Inc., to its Singapore-based partner Delifrance Asia to effect the merger of the two companies and gain a stronger foothold in the French cafe bakery food category.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, JFC vice president for finance Miguel Jose Navarete said the company’s board has resolved to sell 50 percent of its shareholdings in BFFPI, a wholly-owned subsidiary, to Delifrance Asia Pte. Ltd. for P63.322 million.
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As the company’s first semester sales reached P11.6 billion this year, Jollibee expressed optimism that the initial signs of growing economic stability would translate to an even better performance during the second half of the year for the company and the fastfood industry in general.
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In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, JFC vice president for finance Miguel Jose Navarete said the company’s board has resolved to sell 50 percent of its shareholdings in BFFPI, a wholly-owned subsidiary, to Delifrance Asia Pte. Ltd. for P63.322 million.
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August 14, 2001 - 12:00am
