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Connaught Plaza Restaurants Private Ltd (CPRL), which operates McDonald’s-branded restaurants in Northern and Eastern regions, on Sunday said it has re-opened 13 restaurants in the Delhi-NCR region.
The American burger chain, which has reached an out-of-court-settlement with its estranged JV partner Vikram Bakshi, had earlier this month bought out Bakshi’s stake in CPRL. It had subsequently decided to temporarily shut down its 160 store in the North and East regions. CPRL is now wholly-owned by McDonald’s.
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“We look forward to serving our customers a more authentic McDonald’s experience at these first 13 locations now open for business in Delhi region,” said Rob Hunghanfoo, Head of CPRL said in a statement.
“All other restaurants remain closed but are planned to re-open over the coming days and weeks as we complete the work needed to ensure customers receive the best possible experience when they visit us,” the company added.
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