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  1. KFC and Burger King franchises in Cyprus, along with commercial takeover proposals and a public referendum on redevelopment, are underway.

Major Fast-Food and Coffee Chains Establish Outlets in Nicosia

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What happened

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The Nicosia municipality and restaurant operator PHC are expected to sign an agreement regarding the commercial use of the old GSP square. This project involves five premises, with Caffè Nero planned as the largest outlet among the planned establishments in Cyprus. The concession will initially run for 10 years, with extensions possible up to 25 years.

From cyprus-mail.com

Why it matters

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The agreement provides a stable commercial base for the redeveloped site in Nicosia. PHC, which operates Caffè Nero, Burger King, and KFC among other brands, secured the concession after an open tender. The project aims to transform the former stadium into a major destination in Nicosia.

Franchise operations for KFC and Burger King in Cyprus are currently underway, alongside proposals for commercial takeovers and a public referendum on redevelopment.

From cyprus-mail.com

Who's involved

  • Charalambos PrountzosMayor of Nicosia, who expressed hope that the project would become a destination.
  • Caffè NeroA European style coffee house brand planned to open its largest outlet in Nicosia.
  • Burger KingA global chain of hamburger fast food restaurants operating in the region.
  • KFCAn American fast food restaurant chain specializing in fried chicken operating in the region.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Caffè NeroSpeculative

    Caffè Nero might see increased revenue from securing its largest outlet in Nicosia.

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