Frisby: How the Renowned Chain Faces Minimum Wage Increases; Will Invest $65 Billion This Year in Colombia

Sara Baena, General Manager of Frisby. Photo: Mauricio Moreno/CEET

Frisby: How the Renowned Chain Faces Minimum Wage Increases; Will Invest $65 Billion This Year in Colombia

TL;DR

  • Frisby will invest $65 billion pesos this year for network expansion (over 300 restaurants) and increased production capacity.
  • The company projects double-digit sales growth, surpassing one trillion pesos.
  • Frisby is opening 11 new restaurants this year, including a new flagship location in Bogotá with advanced technology and digital integration.
  • The investment also covers expansion for the Wings brand and infrastructure upgrades.
  • Frisby is innovating its product portfolio, with a focus on chicken burgers and entering the young market with snacks.
  • The company is actively working to maintain employment despite minimum wage and reduced workday increases by focusing on productivity and operational simplification.
  • Frisby continues to invest in social programs, contributing $8 billion pesos through its foundation.
  • A legal process in Spain regarding distinctive signs is ongoing, with current precautionary measures prohibiting the counterparty from using them.