Pizza Hut & The Indian Pizza Market
Managing Director Pizza Hut India & Former CEO Domino's, Indonesia
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Why is this interview interesting?
- Indian consumer perception of pizza
- Structure of the Indian QSR market and split between the organized and unorganized food market
- Format and price positioning of Pizza Hut vs Domino’s in India
- Post-Covid delivery, dine-in, and carry out mix in India
- How aggregators dominate the Indian market
- Outlook on potential to grow units over the next decade in India
Pizza Hut & The Indian Pizza Market(November 3, 2020)
Merrill Pereyra
Managing Director Pizza Hut India & Former CEO Domino's, Indonesia
Merrill has over 32 years experience in the QSR industry and is the Managing Director of Pizza Hut, part of the YUM! Brands system, where he is responsible for managing the 550 stores in the country. Merrill started his career on the counter in McDonald’s in Melbourne and worked his way up the company to eventually manage Australia and the South Pacific region. Merrill was the CEO of Domino’s in Indonesia for three years before joining Pizza Hut India in 2019.
Interview Transcript
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