Jollibee Foods Corporation plans to acquire South Korean chicken franchise Norang Tongdak, enhancing its presence in the fast-growing QSR market.
Information on the Target
Jollibee Foods Corporation, a leading Philippine restaurant group, has initiated the acquisition of Norang Tongdak, a prominent chicken franchise in South Korea. This move comes through Jollibee’s subsidiary, Jollik, and involves a comprehensive takeover of Norang Food, the parent company that operates Norang Tongdak. The total transaction value is anticipated to be in the mid-100 billion won range, reflecting the growing market presence of Norang Tongdak.
The franchise, under the stewardship of private equity firms Q Capital Partners and Coston Asia, has exhibited remarkable growth since their acquisition in 2020, where they invested approximately 70 billion won. Norang Tongdak has expanded its footprint significantly, increasing its outlets from 400 to over 700, and has seen revenue soar to 106.7 billion won in 2024, demonstrating a robust trajectory of growth.
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Disclosed details
Transaction Size: $79M
Revenue: $80M
EBIT: $10M
Net Income: $8M
Enterprise Value: $79M
Equity Value: $79M
Multiples
EV/EBIT: 8.2x
EV/Revenue: 1.0x
P/E: 10.2x
P/Revenue: 1.0x