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Jollibee Foods Mulls Separate Listing of International Business in Hong Kong

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Jollibee Foods (PSE:JFC) is considering a separate listing of its international business on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange as part of its planned spinoff, according to a Tuesday Philippines Exchange filing.

The company said Richard Chong Woo Shin, currently Jollibee's chief financial and risk officer and CEO of JFC International, will lead Jollibee Foods Corp. International as CEO.

The separation remains subject to restructuring, regulatory and corporate approvals, market conditions and final board decisions, it said.

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