How is Krispy Kreme doing everyone?

**GasJunkie** · January 11th, 2007 04:15 AM

Originally Posted by OTEP

Masyado niyo naman dinidibdib ang KK.

Madalas mas importante pa kung SINO ang kasama mong kumakain ng donut imbis na kung ano ang brand ng donut na kinakain niyo. :D

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word....*ding ding ding*

Edit gourmet food > junk food :rofl01:

**laklak** · January 11th, 2007 12:52 PM

Originally Posted by cutedoc

ok nga in and out burger=) mura and ok naman lasa=)

Isa pang ok yung Johnny Rocket, sayang nga i was only able to eat there once, last day ko pa sa u.s.

**pissword** · January 11th, 2007 02:03 PM

How about papa john's pizza?? i saw an add around 2 years ago na naghahanap sila ng partners dito.. masarap ba sya? hehe

btw, wala pang KK dito sa cebu waaaa i left manila last april pa...

**gearspeed** · January 11th, 2007 02:13 PM

Masarap pa rin ang Krispy Kreme.Kung meron lang dito sa Alabang bumili na ako.

**badkuk** · January 11th, 2007 03:02 PM

dunno kung kiclick ba ung KK in the long run, but imho, $200 million is waaay too much for the franchise. kelan pa kaya nila mababawi ung investment?

**pepper** · January 11th, 2007 06:59 PM

3 billion pesos po annual gross ng donut industry sa pilipinas...there's still a room for new players...malaki po market nyan...

**midinite** · January 11th, 2007 08:29 PM

Originally Posted by pepper

3 billion pesos po annual gross ng donut industry sa pilipinas...there's still a room for new players...malaki po market nyan...

Yup gross. pero what is the net kaya? also if there already are established players will KK be able to take away market share or create a new market? question lang din. what about the fast foods. it is a big market but there are some that fall to the wayside pa rin like BK for example?

**batang_raon14** · January 11th, 2007 08:49 PM

Originally Posted by midinite

Yup gross. pero what is the net kaya? also if there already are established players will KK be able to take away market share or create a new market? question lang din. what about the fast foods. it is a big market but there are some that fall to the wayside pa rin like BK for example?

+1. Businesses do have a high gross income but when it's just a new player in the game, it tends to have a low actual net income due to several factors. Franchise fees, taxes, bills, wages, etc.

**mikmik316** · January 11th, 2007 08:53 PM

I think BK was mismanaged by the Ayalas.... and it started to tank when they removed the all you can drink softdrinks dispenser... I mean its a BK tradition... why remove it????

**pepper** · January 11th, 2007 09:04 PM

Originally Posted by midinite

Yup gross. pero what is the net kaya? also if there already are established players will KK be able to take away market share or create a new market? question lang din. what about the fast foods. it is a big market but there are some that fall to the wayside pa rin like BK for example?

basically in bakery business ideal net profit is 15-20% of total gross. mas mataas cguro NP nung malalaking bakery companies kc mas efficient operation nila and they can command price. established players are dunkin, mister and go nuts... but there are so many "little" players out there. kk success will depend on their target market. (dunno kc market nila kc i haven't taste it yet... wla ako s manila..hehe!).. sa fastfood nman, imho the ayalas are the master franchise of bk here, syempre ndi nman un main business nila cguro kya di masyado nag prosper... and parang mhina marketing strategy ng bk unlike jollibee group of companies(jollibee, greenwich, chowking, delifrance, red ribbon, yonghe food of china) yearly nag eexpand..(local & overseas) very aggressive..imho lang po...