Pizza Hut has confirmed the locations of 68 restaurants set to close after the company went into administration behind its UK sites.
It will also close 11 delivery sites as part of a restructuring, putting 1,210 workers at risk of redundancy.
DC London Pie, the company that runs Britain’s Pizza Hut restaurants, on Monday appointed administrators to corporate finance firm FTI.
Here are the establishments that should close…
American hotel giant Yum! Brands, owner of the global Pizza Hut business, has bought the UK restaurant business in a pre-packaged administration deal, saving 64 sites and around 1,277 jobs.
Nicolas Burquier, chief executive of Pizza Hut Europe and Canada, called Monday’s deal a “targeted acquisition” that, he said, “aims to safeguard the customer experience and protect jobs wherever possible.”
“Our immediate priority is operational continuity at acquired sites and support for colleagues throughout the transition. »
The administration came after HMRC filed a liquidation petition against DC London Pie on Friday – less than a year after the company bought the bankrupt chain’s restaurants.