Globe Customers Can Now Call Jollibee’s Delivery Hotline For Free

 News
Oct 052017
 
HASHTAG. (from left) JFC business channels director Mario Malalis, JFC VP for national business channels Manjie Yap, Globe Business SVP Peter Maquera, and Globe Business cluster sales head Robie Reyes display the ‘hashtag’ hand sign for the #87000 Jollibee express delivery partnership. Photo from Globe Business

Craving Jollibee’s Chickenjoy but don’t want to consume your precious prepaid load with your order? We have good news: Jollibee Foods Corporation (JFC) has inked a deal with Globe Business that allows Globe customers to call 8-7000 for free with their mobile device.

Since more people just have a mobile number nowadays and no landline, the partnership is a win-win for everyone, since the partnership means better and easier access to customers as well as a bigger reach for the food giant, as Globe currently has around 59 million customers nationwide.

“With this new partnership with Globe Business, we will be able to bring the convenience of one nationwide delivery hotline to more customers. Globe Business is an excellent partner for us since they have a high level of expertise in ICT. Add to this a solid business background and reputation, and being an industry leader makes it a no-brainer partnership for Jollibee,” said Jollibee Vice President for National Business Channels Manjie Yap as he shares the brand’s thrust in choosing Globe Business as its service provider. “We are highly confident with their infrastructure, back-end and client support capabilities – so we’re sure that we have a reliable partner to bring this service to our customers. “

“Nowadays more and more technological innovations are coming out, and of course we are looking forward to maximize this so our customers can benefit more. The ‘Hashtag’ project is just a start of the many innovations we foresee to improve our service,” adds Yap.

“We are honored and privileged to be Jollibee’s partner in their pursuit to elevate their service delivery and in adapting a customer-centric focus in their operations,” said Globe Business Senior Vice President Peter Maquera. “We aim to continuously improve and look for new solutions that help address business pain points and drive further collaboration with our customers.”

And Jollibee is just the beginning: Globe Business has also partnered with the country’s top fast food chains that belong to the JFC group of companies. Globe Business will soon bring Burger King’s #22222, Greenwich’s #55555, Mang Inasal’s #71111, and Chowking’s #98888 to the fold, giving their 59 million customers a wide range of food selections to choose from.

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Aquino: Plunder complaint against me baseless, extreme

 Entertainment
Mar 212014
 
Aquino: Plunder complaint against me baseless, extreme

President Benigno S. Aquino III graces the Jollibee’s Twin Milestone Celebration at the Heroes Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Tuesday (March 11). The Philippine’s leading fast-food chain continues to expand its reach here and abroad. It recently celebrated two important milestones in its store expansion efforts – the opening of Jollibee’s 800th store in the Philippines in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon and its 100th international store in Jubail, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Also in photo are Trade and Industry Secretary Gregory Domingo, JFC chairman and chief executive officer Tony Tan Caktiong and JFC chief operating officer Ernesto Tanmantiong. (MNS photo) MANILA  (Mabuhay) – President Benigno Aquino III on Wednesday shrugged off the plunder complaints filed against him and other government officials, saying they are baseless and extreme. “Curious ako: Ano ho ba supposedly ang na-gain ko dito? Yung element kasi ng plunder you have to have personal gain. So what did I, Secretary Abad, or Secretary Alcala gain?” Aquino said at the sidelines of the Pinoy Music Summit in Malate, Manila. In October last year, the Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas filed plunder charges against Aquino, Agriculture Sec. Proceso Alcala, and Budget Sec. Florencio Abad, among others for their alleged involvement in the so-called pork barrel scam. Last January, the same group filed another plunder case against Aquino, Abad, and Agrarian Reform Sec. Virgilio Delos Reyes, among others over the alleged misuse of Malampaya funds. Aquino, however, said the claims are a little “extreme.” “Besides yung teknikal na aspect dito, siguro Read More …

Jollibee posts fastest profit growth in 7 yrs

 Economy
Feb 142014
 
Jollibee posts fastest profit growth in 7 yrs

MANILA, Philippines – Strong sales in existing branches and new stores drove fastfood giant Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) to its fastest earnings growth in seven years. In a regulatory filing, JFC said its net income jumped nearly a quarter to P4.64 billion in 2013 from P3.72 billion in 2012. Systemwide sales, which measures sales to consumers both from company-owned and franchised stores, picked up 12.8 percent to P104.9 billion from P92.27 billion. “The company increased its sales by 12.8 percent, the highest organic sales growth in six years, enabling JFC to breach the P100-billion sales mark for the first time,” said JFC chief operating officer and incoming COO Ernesto Tanmantiong. “Our progress in building the business has been taking place across our brands in different countries,” Tanmantiong said, adding the profit growth was the fastest in seven years. In the fourth quarter alone, JFC’s profits climbed 20.3 percent to P1.51 billion from P1.26 billion as systemwide retail sales rose 13.9 percent to P28.86 billion from P25.35 billion. Business ( Article MRec ), pagematch: 1, sectionmatch: 1 Specifically, systemwide sales in the Philippines gained 12.2 percent, China by 19.2 percent, US by 17.2 percent, and Southeast Asia and Middle East by 35.3 percent. Tanmantiong said the fastfood chain opened 98 new stores in the fourth quarter, the highest number of new stores opened in one quarter in JFC’s 35-year history. In 2013, JFC spent P4.1 billion as it opened 235 new stores worldwide. “In the years ahead, we look forward to Read More …

Jollibee banks on Pinoys’ higher spending power

 Economy
Jun 282013
 
Jollibee banks on Pinoys’ higher spending power

MANILA, Philippines – Fastfood giant Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) is banking on Filipinos’ higher spending power, new branches and product launches to grow its profits further this year. The Philippines’ largest quickservice restaurant chain also expects better profitability in its operations in China, top company executives said yesterday. “There are two [growth] drivers: one is better products and the other one is election spending,” JFC chief finance officer Ysmael V. Baysa told reporters after the company’s annual stockholders’ meeting. Baysa said the effects of the election spending will taper off in the second half but JFC plans to introduce new products and improve its lineup. The current weakness of the peso is also seen to benefit the Philippine operations of JFC. “From different angles, it can be good [because] the OFW family’s income will be a little bit higher,” said JFC chairman and CEO Tony Tan Caktiong. Business ( Article MRec ), pagematch: 1, sectionmatch: 1 For the entire year, JFC expects earnings per share to grow 12 percent. This will require at least a five-percent uptick in samestore sales, Baysa said. In the first three months, JFC’s net income grew 29 percent to P881 million from P682 million a year ago due to higher samestore sales and new branches. Systemwide sales, a measure of all sales to customers both in company-owned and franchised stores, picked up 10.6 percent to P23.83 billion in the first quarter. For its expansion plans, the fastfood giant is sticking to its plan of spending Read More …