Jollibee Group Q4 2025 profit jumps 41.9% YoY

This is the company’s highest Q4 profit on record.

Jollibee Foods Corporation (JFC), also known as Jollibee Group, ended 2025 with higher sales and profits, driven by a strong fourth quarter (Q4) and continued overseas expansion.

In Q4, operating income rose 41.9% year on year to $68.4m (₱4.1b), the company’s highest Q4 profit on record.

Full-year system-wide sales increased 16.6%.

North America remained a steady growth market, with same-store sales up 10.2% for the year.

Across the group, revenue rose 9.8% in Q4 and 13% for the full year.

The company said growth was supported by its coffee and tea segment, which expanded 44.9% in system-wide sales, and by its international brands.

Vietnam stood out as a key driver, with Jollibee’s operations there posting 40.4% system-wide sales growth and 23.9% same-store sales growth.

Store expansion also accelerated. JFC opened 1,126 stores in 2025, its highest annual total, bringing its global network to 10,341 outlets across the Philippines and international markets.

By brand, full-year system-wide sales rose 9.6% in the Philippines, led by Jollibee (+10.4%), Mang Inasal (+15.6%), and Chowking (+6.1%).

International operations grew 27%, supported by gains in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Australia (EMEAA), PH brands (+22.1%), Compose Coffee (+217%), Highlands Coffee (+15.7%), and Jollibee US (+17.3%).

Same-store sales growth for the group was 4.8% for the year, with the Philippines at 5.2% and international markets at 4.2%, anchored by contributions from Jollibee North America (+10.2%), EMEAA (+9%), and China (+2.1%).

Profitability also improved. Net income attributable to the parent company rose 5.4% to $189m (₱10.9b) in 2025, with slower growth than operating income due to higher financing costs and taxes.

Full-year operating income rose 19.3% to $350.4m (₱20.1b), whilst EBITDA increased 13.8% to $727.4m (₱41.8b).

The company attributed the gains to higher revenue and tighter control of operating expenses.

Basic earnings per share (EPS) increased by 20.8% to $0.032 (₱1.902) for the quarter and by 6% to $0.163 (₱9.386) for the full year.

Looking ahead, JFC is targeting 8%–12% system-wide sales growth in 2026, along with 4%–6% same-store sales growth and 5%–10% expansion in its store network.

Operating income is projected to grow 15%–18%.