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At the sidelines of Pancake House’s annual stockholders meeting yesterday, company chairman and chief executive officer Martin Lorenzo said the group is setting up 30 new restaurants this year, 16 of which are Teriyaki Boy stores, eight to 10 Pancake House branches, and the rest, Dencio’s Grill restaurants.


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TERIYAKI BOY AND PANCAKE HOUSE

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Lorenzo’s Pancake House to spend P150M on new restos, commissary

By Zinnia B. Dela Peña | July 1, 2006 - 12:00am

The Lorenzo family, which owns the Pancake House group, is setting aside up to P150 million this year for the establishment of new restaurants and a commissary in line with efforts to further strengthen its foothold...

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