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Pizza Hut

Pizza

Pizza restaurant chain offering dine-in, delivery, and carryout

Headquarters
Plano, Texas
Founded
1958
Ownership
subsidiary
Website
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Parent Company: Yum! Brands(YUM)

Key Metrics (2024)

Unit Count
18,700
Average Unit Volume
$900K
System Sales
$13.60B

Detailed Metrics

2024

Average Unit Volume
Source: Industry analysis
$900K
System Sales
Source: Company reports
$13.60B
Unit Count
Source: Yum! Brands reports
18,700

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