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Aussie Taco Bell stores receive reprieve from closure plans

31 March 2026
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Taco Bell’s presence in Australia faces a significant transition as Collins Brands plans to sell 20 of its 27 Taco Bell locations to Restaurant Brands Australia (RBA), a global partner of Taco Bell’s parent company, Yum! Brands. The transfer is expected to be completed within months, with RBA proposing to take over operations of the stores, while the remaining seven locations will be closed shortly. Although the exact stores slated for closure have not been disclosed, employees at the 20 stores that will remain operational will receive new employment agreements with RBA. Collins Brands, which also manages KFC outlets, reported a 3% decline in Taco Bell earnings, totaling $23.6 million for the first half of the financial year, with only a modest profit of $500,000.

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This change in ownership is crucial for the future of Taco Bell in Australia, as the brand seeks to stabilize and potentially expand its operations amid underperformance. The transition to RBA may provide a more focused management approach, given its background in operating Taco Bell restaurants in various markets. As Collins Brands pivots to concentrate on its KFC business, including growth in Germany, RBA’s commitment could pave the way for Taco Bell to enhance its market presence in Australia, where brand growth is seen as viable.

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