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Arby's enters development agreement with U.S. BeefArby's enters development agreement with U.S. Beef

Arby's plans to open 70 new restaurants over the next seven years.

January 12, 2016

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Arby's enters development agreement with U.S. Beef

Arby's Restaurant Group Inc. (ARG), parent company of the franchisor of the Arby's brand, today announced that it has reached a new development agreement with its largest franchisee, United States Beef Corp. (U.S. Beef), to open 70 new restaurants over the next seven years. This equates to an average of 10 new restaurants per year between 2016 and 2022.

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"As an Arby's franchisee for nearly 50 years and the largest franchisee with 331 restaurants, U.S. Beef continues to exemplify the gold standard when representing our brand," said Greg Vojnovic, chief development officer of Arby's Restaurant Group Inc. "Along with U.S. Beef's 12 new restaurants and five remodels in 2015, this new agreement will expand their footprint significantly and deliver a deli-inspired, delicious Arby's experience to guests in many new areas."

As part of the agreement, U.S. Beef will continue its aggressive expansion in markets that include Denver, Grand Junction and Colorado Springs, Colo., as well as Boise, Ida. The company also has extended development commitments in its long-established markets in Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas and southwest Illinois.

"This development commitment reaffirms our strong belief in the long-term growth of the Arby's brand," said John Davis, U.S. Beef chief executive officer. "We are thrilled to bring Arby's to several underpenetrated markets, attracting many new guests as well as those who simply haven't been to Arby's in quite some time. We are confident that guests will love our high-quality, fast-crafted menu items and the new 'Inspire' design of the restaurants."

Arby's remains on track with its goal to surpass $4 billion in total system-wide sales by the end of 2018. Arby's produced an 8.9% increase in U.S. system-wide sales through the first three quarters of 2015 versus a year ago.

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