Asia leads McDonald’s sales growth

McDonald’s reported a 7 percent increase in same-store sales for July, led by double-digit growth in its Asia/Pacific, Middle East and African regions, where sales in existing restaurants rose 10.1 percent above the levels for July 2009.

The growth was even more pronounced for its so-called APMEA unit when figures for franchised restaurants were included, as the company’s systemwide sales in the month jumped 17.5 percent over July 2009. On a constant currency basis  which excludes currency fluctuations  the systemwide growth in the APMEA regions was 11.1%.

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Posted by VBN on Aug 11 2010. Filed under Food & Beverage, Retail. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry