As fast food struggles in the United States, Pizza Hut’s revenue has a much larger foe…

And that is it’s slipping grip on one of its biggest markets. 

Why Is Pizza Hut’s Revenue Struggling?

Many of the world’s most well known fast-food chains got their start in the U.S…

But many people don’t know that for these chains, China makes up a huge part of their market and revenue…

AND PIZZA HUT IS NO EXCEPTION.

But when it comes to Pizza Hut’s revenue on the other side of the worl…

The company could be doing better. 

Most of the restaurant industry in China has been struggling thanks to the country’s shaky economy. Consumers simply aren’t eating out as much. 

IN BEIJING, SINCE THE START OF 2024, THE RESTAURANT SECTOR’S PROFITS DROPPED 88%

Which means restaurants, including Pizza Hut, have had to adjust to save their revenue. 

Yum China, the owner of Pizza Hut franchises located in China, managed to find a new path forward…

And that includes a new chain. 

Pizza Hut Wow is a new version of the restaurant that sells smaller, cheaper versions of classic items. Pepperoni pizza servings sell for about $4 USD, pricing it significantly less than a traditional restaurant. 

And the company isn’t stopping there when saving Pizza Hut revenue. 

In fact, there are over 100 Pizza Hut Wow locations in China, with the company planning on reaching 200 by the end of the year. 

Conclusion

While it may be a different market, this new strategy tells us that to succeed…

Companies, Pizza Hut included, will have to take new risks to protect its revenue. 

Be Great, 

GCTV Staff

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