Restaurant Brands Renews KFC Franchise Agreements

August 14, 2006 by Mark | 0 Comments

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Restaurant Brands New Zealand Limited is pleased to announce that it has signed a new KFC Master Franchise Agreement with Yum, the franchisor of its KFC and Pizza Hut brands.

The new agreement allows for an early franchise renewal of approximately fifty percent of the KFC store franchises due for renewal in May 2007. The agreement comes into effect tomorrow, ten months ahead of the official renewal date. The remaining KFC stores will be renewed next year in May 2007, as will the Pizza Hut store franchises expiring at that time.

In addition to the new KFC Master Franchise Agreement, Restaurant Brands has also signed an agreement with Yum which provides for a committed investment by Restaurant Brands of NZ$35 million into the KFC store transformation project over a three year period (which includes the approximately NZ$12.5 million spent to date on completing 15 stores under that project). Restaurant Brands plans to spend a further NZ$8 million on 8 stores by the end of the year.

The agreement provides that if stores are developed under the KFC store transformation project to an agreed standard, Restaurant Brands may be entitled to a new franchise agreement for an initial period of ten years with a further renewal of ten years, allowing for 20 years in total.

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