Skylark Holdings is reportedly pursuing a policy of separating Gusto while moving to acquire the Sukesan and Shinpachi brands. Attention is focused on its growth strategy as a major food-service company.
Reports say that major food-service company Skylark Holdings has disclosed its intention to abandon the Gusto business while acquiring the Sukesan and Shinpachi brands. The article points to this business restructuring as part of the company’s path toward a V-shaped recovery to record-high profit.
The Sukesan and Shinpachi brands cited as acquisition targets are said to be positioned as Skylark’s new growth engines, with the view expressed that the company aims to expand the scale of its food-service operations and strengthen its competitiveness in the market. The group’s brand portfolio may be restructured through the acquisitions, according to the report.