Jollibee [JFC 226.20, up 0.4%; 12% avgVol] [link] will acquire South Korean coffee leader Compose Coffee Company (CCC) for $238 million (~P14 billion), in a deal that pegs CCC’s enterprise value at approximately $340 million (~P20 billion). Jollibee Worldwide will own a 70% stake in CCC, with Elevation Equity taking a 25% stake, and JFC’s Titan Fund II taking the remaining 5%. CCC has 2,470 franchised stores and a “debt-free balance sheet”. JFC said that CCC will be consolidated into its financials “immediately upon completion of the acquisition”; it estimates CCC’s inclusion to “uplift” revenues by 2% and push its total store count closer to its 10,000-store goal. According to JFC, South Korea “ranks 3rd globally in terms of coffee consumption per capita.”