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What Yum China Does & How It Makes Money (9987.HK)

Updated October 2026 · reflects Yum China's latest reported financials

China's operator of KFC, Pizza Hut and other restaurant chains. It earns most of its revenue from food and drinks sold in restaurants it owns and operates, with additional income from franchised restaurants.

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How Yum China makes money

It earns most of its revenue from food and drinks sold in restaurants it owns and operates, with additional income from franchised restaurants. It also sells meals through online delivery services.

What Yum China does

Yum China Holdings is a restaurant company based in Shanghai that owns, operates and franchises restaurants in the People's Republic of China. Its business is organized into KFC, Pizza Hut and All Other segments, and it has operated in China since 1987. Beyond its two core brands, KFC and Pizza Hut, the company runs Taco Bell, Lavazza coffee shops, Little Sheep and Huang Ji Huang. It also offers online food delivery, so it serves customers both in its restaurants and at home.

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What is Yum China worth?

Fair value: not published

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