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Gloria Jean’s eyes Myanmar

By Maria Santos
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Gloria Jean’s plans to expand its franchise in Myanmar through more branches across cities

Gloria Jean’s franchise is operated by local company Seezar Soesan, which has business interests in areas including IT, trading, construction, agriculture, consultancy and media services.

The coffee franchise has already opened its two branches in Yangon, one in Myanmar Plaza in January and another in Yangon’s new international airport terminal in early March.

U Kyaw Htin Latt, Seezar Soesan’s chief operating officer said the company plans to continue to be the sole operator for the next two years but may allow other interested firms to open branches, as quoted by local media.

Other coffee branches that Myanmar has got hold include Espressonite Myanmar, Nervin and Ya Kun

Questions & Answers

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Which company is responsible for operating Gloria Jean’s franchises in Myanmar?

A.

Gloria Jean’s franchise in Myanmar is operated by the local company Seezar Soesan. This firm has diverse business interests, including IT, trading, construction, agriculture, consultancy, and media services within the country.

Q.

How many Gloria Jean’s branches are currently open in Myanmar, and where are they located?

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Gloria Jean’s has two branches open in Myanmar, both located in Yangon. One opened in Myanmar Plaza in January, and the other commenced operations at Yangon’s new international airport terminal in early March.

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Will Seezar Soesan remain the sole operator of Gloria Jean’s franchises in Myanmar in the long term?

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Seezar Soesan plans to continue as the sole operator for the next two years. After this period, the company may consider allowing other interested firms to open additional branches.

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