JOLLIBEE Foods Corp. reported higher revenues and profits in 2025 on Tuesday, supported by strong sales across its Philippine and international operations.
In a statement, the company said consolidated revenues rose 13 percent to P305.1 billion from P269.9 billion while systemwide sales, which measure sales from company-owned and franchised stores, increased 16.6 percent to P455.1 billion.
Operating income for the year grew 19.3 percent to P20.1 billion, reflecting revenue momentum and improved cost discipline across the business.
Net income attributable to equity holders of the parent company rose 5.4 percent to P10.9 billion, while earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization climbed 13.8 percent to P41.8 billion.
Jollibee CEO Ernesto Tanmantiong said the group’s brands continued to perform well across key markets.
“We closed 2025 with 16.6 percent systemwide sales growth and healthy performance across both our Philippine and International businesses,” he said.
“These results reflect the dedication of our teams and the continued trust of our customers. As we enter 2026, we remain focused on sustaining profitable growth, enhancing operational efficiency and creating long-term value for our stakeholders.”
The company expanded its global footprint during the year, opening 1,126 stores, the highest annual store opening level in its history, bringing its total network to 10,341 stores worldwide, including 3,504 in the Philippines and 6,837 overseas.
Fourth-quarter results also supported the strong annual performance, with operating income in the October-to-December period rising 41.9 percent to P4.1 billion, the company’s highest fourth-quarter operating income on record.
Jollibee said it expected systemwide sales to grow 8 percent to 12 percent this year, with same-store sales growth projected at 4 to 6 percent.
The company also plans to open 1,200 to 1,300 stores globally this year while allocating P13 billion to P16 billion in capital expenditures.
Jollibee shares inched up P0.20, or 0.10 percent, to close at P195.20 each on Tuesday.
