Overview
- The new Jollibee Foods Corporation International will house all businesses outside the Philippines.
- The Philippine operations will remain listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange, with existing holders set to receive one share in the international entity for each current share at the time of listing.
- Jollibee said it has engaged international and local advisers to execute the spin-off and potential US listing.
- After a one-hour trading halt, shares closed up 14.5% on Tuesday, the biggest single-day gain since 2008 and the session’s top gainer in the local index.
- Analysts say the separation allows markets to value the stable domestic unit apart from higher-growth, more volatile international operations, reflecting Jollibee’s broader global push.