ST Group to launch 10 F&B outlets

Three outlets will be opened in Australia, five in New Zealand, and two in the UK.

ST Group is set to open 10 food outlets across Australia, New Zealand, and the UK by September, a press release revealed. Half of the outlets will be owned and operated by the group, and the other half will be operated under a franchise license.

In Australia, the group has confirmed the opening of three outlets, with one outlet each under the KURIMU, PappaRich and Go Noodle House brands. The Go Noodle House outlet will be owned and operated by the group, which is the first Go Noodle House outlet to be operated by the firm as a sub-franchisee.

New Zealand will see the opening of four Gong Cha outlets and one IPPUDO outlet. One of the Gong Cha outlets and the IPPUDO outlet will be owned and operated by the group, whilst two outlets of the Gong Cha brand will be launched in the UK.

As of June, the group has a network of 118 outlets comprising 46 group-owned outlets and 72 outlets under franchise license.

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