+ Follow TEXAS CHICKEN Tag
TEXAS CHICKEN
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[Title] => In Singapore, Chickenjoy rules
[Summary] => Jollibee’s famous “Chickenjoy” was found to be the best fried chicken in Singapore, based on a simple blind taste test conducted recently by Yahoo! Singapore.
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[Title] => Vitarich losses widen in ’02
[Summary] => Vitarich Corp., one of the country’s leading integrated producers and wholesalers of polutry and animal feed products widened its losses last year to P783.14 million or six times the P115.86 million loss incurred a year earlier.
[DatePublished] => 2003-05-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => Vitarich back in the red after 2 good years
[Summary] => After two profitable years, poultry and feeds company Vitarich Corp. again suffered losses as its fastfood subsidiaries remained a thorn in its operations.
In 2001, the Sarmiento-controlled firm posted net losses of P115.861 million, a sharp reversal from the P28.564 million earnings in 2000, mainly on the back of the P119.745 million in accrued losses from its equity investments in its subsidiaries. Minus the equity losses, Vitarich would have earned a mere P3.88 million during the period.
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[Title] => Vitarich scores in legal tiff versus US franchisor
[Summary] => Pending a ruling on a case of breach of contract, the Regional Trial Court of Pasig has ordered the US-based AFC Enterprises to stop any negotiations with any other parties aside from the Vitarich group regarding the franchise of their fastfood chain.
Last week, the same court issued a writ of preliminary injunction on AFC and its officials to "cease and desist from licensing or entering into any development/franchise agreement or any contract of similar import with any person or entity to Texas Chicken, Popeye’s Chicken, Church’s and/or similar restaurants in the Phili
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[Title] => Texas Chicken, Popeye’s file suit vs US franchisor
[Summary] => Texas Chicken and Popeyes Chicken, the fastfood chains of the Vitarich group, have sued their US-based franchisor for damages arising from the latter’s attempt to prematurely terminate their development and franchise agreements.
[DatePublished] => 2001-08-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => RFM, Vitarich confirm merger talks
[Summary] => RFM Corp. and Vitarich Corp. confirmed yesterday they are holding talks for a possible merger or strategic alliance between their poultry units, but were quick to add that these discussions are merely exploratory.
In a letter to the Philippine Stock Exchange, RFM corporate information officer Ramon Lopez said there is no certainty in the discussions yet as both Swift Foods Inc., the poultry subsidiary of RFM, and Vitarich "are still evaluating the opportunities for strategic alliance."
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[Title] => Vitarich gets nod to revise debt restructuring plan
[Summary] => Poultry and livestock firm Vitarich Corp. has secured the formal approval of its creditor banks for the accelerated payment and restructuring of its P1.155 billion convertible notes into a term loan and revolving credit line as part of the company’s debt restructuring program.
[DatePublished] => 2001-07-13 00:00:00
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February 5, 2002 - 12:00am
