QSR Brands Bhd Signs Deal To bring KFC Restaurants to Cambodia

March 03, 2008

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Bernama.com reports that QSR Brands Bhd has signed an agreement with Royal Group of Companies Ltd (RGC) and Rightlink Corporation Ltd Hong Kong (RCL) to form a joint venture company to operate the Kentucky Fried Chicken Restaurant (KFC Cambodia) business in Cambodia.

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