Peter Yu, chairman of Tims China, said the company is aiming to build on Tim Hortons’ success in the country, adding that Popeyes will bring ‘significant operational and development synergies’
The parent company of the master franchisee of Tim Hortons coffee shops in China says it has signed a deal for the exclusive development of Popeyes in mainland China and Macau.
Peter Yu, chairman of Tims China, says the coffee and doughnut chain has been a success in China, with its 600 locations expected to grow to a thousand by the end of 2023.
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