Jubilant FoodWorks Limited has informed the Exchange about Non-renewal of Multiple Unit Development Franchise Agreement (MUDFA) for Dunkin brand
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Jubilant FoodWorks (JFL) will not renew the Multiple Unit Development Franchise Agreement (MUDFA) for the Dunkin' brand in India, which expires on December 31, 2026. The company will phase out Dunkin' operations in an orderly manner, which may include rationalising stores, ceasing operations, or selling/transferring franchise rights. Dunkin' contributed only 0.61% of JFL's total revenue (₹372.37 crore out of ₹61,047 crore) in FY25 and reported a loss after tax of ₹191.24 crore. The company states this decision will not have any material operational or financial impact.
This is a non-event for the stock — Dunkin' is a tiny, loss-making drag on JFL's portfolio, so exiting it should be mildly positive as it removes losses. Investors focused on Domino's Pizza (JFL's core business) should see no meaningful change to earnings or growth outlook.