KFC franchise finds buyer

Creditors of KFC have accepted a bid from the new buyer
Creditors of KFC have accepted a bid from the new buyer

Creditors of the KFC franchise, which is currently under liquidation, have accepted an offer tabled by a bidder paving way for the new owner to take over the business by December 1, 2017.

Liquidator of the franchise, Nigel Dixon-Warren told Mmegi Business yesterday that at a meeting held last week, creditors accepted the bid, which will take the company out of liquidation. Dixon-Warren however declined to name the winning bidder saying the matter still has to get regulatory approval including from the Competition Authority.

“We had four bidders in the final stages and we selected one as the preferred bidder who did their final due diligence and made a final offer. If the deal gets regulatory approval, we expect to hand over the business to the new owner by the beginning of December,” he said.

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