It Was in Turkey for 30 Years: The New Owner of the Famous Pizza Chain Little Caesars Has Been Announced.
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Dinçerler Group has expanded its brand portfolio in the food and beverage sector by acquiring the Turkish operations of Little Caesars Pizza. The company aims to accelerate the brand's growth in Turkey and expand its branch network in this new phase.
Dinçerler Group has acquired the Turkish operations of Little Caesars Pizza. Following approval from the Competition Authority, the agreement, which marks the company's entry into the quick-service restaurant sector, has been formalized. The company announced its goal of reaching 1,000 branches by 2029.
Dinçerler Group entered the quick-service restaurant sector by acquiring Little Caesars Pizza's operations in Türkiye. The group aims to reach over 1,000 branches across all its brands by 2029.
Little Caesars Pizza, which has been in Türkiye for approximately 30 years, has acquired its Turkish operations from Dinçerler Group. The company aims to accelerate the brand's growth in Türkiye and expand its branch network in this new phase.
Dinçerler Group has acquired the Turkish operations of Little Caesars Pizza, the world's third-largest pizza chain. Following approval from the Competition Authority, the agreement marks the group's entry into the quick-service restaurant sector, with the goal of reaching over 1,000 branches across all its brands by 2029.
Dinçerler Group, which has been growing international brands in Turkey, has acquired the Turkish operations of Little Caesars Pizza, the world's third-largest pizza chain. The Group, aiming to reach over 1,000 branches across all its brands by 2029, is entering the quick-service restaurant category with this move, while also opening a new growth phase in Little Caesars Pizza's nearly 30-year history in Turkey.
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