Jollibee nixes P8-B share sale after cutting expansion budget

July 29, 2024
11:20AM PHT

Billionaire Tony Tan Caktiong’s fast food conglomerate Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) scuttled plans to raise up to P8 billion from the sale of preferred shares, initially intended for refinancing debts.

JFC believes the additional funding from preferred shares was deemed unnecessary due to strong profits and cash flow from its Philippine business.

Other factors in their decision include plans to cut the 2024 capital spending budget of P23 billion by 20 percent, expected rate cuts for favorable bank loans, and profit contributions from the consolidation of Compose Coffee.

“Following careful consideration of all relevant factors and in the interest of achieving the best value for our shareholders, we have made the decision to withdraw our previously announced public offering of Series C Preferred Shares,” Jollibee chief finance officer Richard Shin said.

“We will explore other capital raising opportunities, focused on shareholder value and optimization of our capital structure,” he added.

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