McDonald's to open more stores in China
By admin on 2014-12-26

McDonald’s, the world’s largest fast-food chain, plans to open at least 5 new stores this year in Xiamen, said Kenneth Chan, McDonald's China CEO on Friday in Shenzhen.
 
McDonald’s expects to boost its capital investment in China by about 25% in 2010, and plans to open 150-175 new stores in China this year.
 
It plans to complete the image upgrade for more than half of its stores in China, and more than 80% in three years.
 
Free Wi-Fi Internet service will be provided in more than half of McDonald’s stores in Xiamen by this year’s May Day, and refills on McCafes coffee for free.
 
In addition, it plans to recruit not less than 500 employees in Xiamen this year, according to Kenneth Chan.
 
McDonald's, which compete with Yum Brands' KFC in the United States and China, and Ajisen (China) in the mainland, a noodle restaurant chain operator, said it remained excited about growth potential in the region.