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View all search resultsEconomy in brief: KFC operator eyes 10% growth in 2017
Fast Food Indonesia (FFI), the franchise holder of US fast food giant Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), says it aims to push up its revenue by at least 10 percent next year
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ast Food Indonesia (FFI), the franchise holder of US fast food giant Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), says it aims to push up its revenue by at least 10 percent next year.
To boost sales, it would intensify online transactions with electronic payment through TCASH Telkomsel, general manager Hendra Yuniarto said Thursday as quoted by Kontan.co.id.
Apart from that, the food chain wanted to operate 600 restaurants by next year, which requires it to open around 40 new restaurants, he added.
In addition to both strategies, FFI will also introduce several new menus, according to Hendra. Previously, FFI launched cheesy fried chicken, named KFC Cheesy, which has got warm welcome from customers.
The fresh menu can raise its sales from 15 percent to 20 percent each month, according to FFI.
The firm’s revenue rose 9.3 percent to Rp 3.5 trillion (US$260.71 million) in the third quarter of this year. The profit in the quarter stood at Rp 106 billion. For this year, the firm expected to garner a total income of Rp 4.9 trillion.
