From local ice cream parlour to global food behemoth: What’s next after Jollibee’s acquisition of Tim Ho Wan?

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From local ice cream parlour to global food behemoth: What’s next after Jollibee’s acquisition of Tim Ho Wan? - Channel News Asia

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The Hong Kong chain is another big-name addition to Jollibee's stable of brands, which includes The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf in 2019.

In the world of food business deals, a parent company – Jollibee Foods Corporation.

And Mang Inasal has 573 stores, up from 303 when Jollibee took over in 2010.“Since its founding, Jollibee's journey is testament to effective branding, adaptability and a keen understanding of consumer preferences,” said Mr Jonathan Ravelas, managing director of eMBM, which provides professional services.