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The offer is proposed to be valued at NZ$9.45 per share.

The brand also revealed their plans to enhance their relationships with their franchisees.

Read the statement here. A spokesperson at Ferrier Hodgson issued a brief statement on receivers being appointed to some assets owned by Max Brenner Australia: “Stephen Parbery and Peter Gothard have been appointed as receivers over plant and equipment, the choses in action and the books and records. They have not been appointed over the entire business, it is a partial appointment only; the liquidator remains responsible for the business. They are still assessing the position and have no further comment at the stage.”

Here is a summary of the most interesting QSR news stories of the week from around the world.

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The chocolate cafe chain's liquidators say they did not enter the publicised transaction with investment firm Tozer & Co.

The chocolate cafe chain's liquidators say they did not enter the publicised transaction with investment firm Tozer & Co.

Executives from Colliers International, Mirvac Retail and Crown Resorts (Perth) weigh in on its growth.

The Israeli owners of the franchise operation previously terminated the Australian licensing agreement and appointed liquidators.

The landmark deal will launch the eco-friendly packaging company's range of sustainable packaging solutions across Europe and Asia-Pacific.

Its grand launch in October 20 will offer customers a 2-for-1 promo on their giant squids.

They also introduced a new breakfast smoothie to their menu.

This is the brand’s second outlet in the city following its opening in Smith Street.

The pizza will be available on all of their stores starting from October 20.

This is the chain’s seventh location in Queensland.

Its Australian licensor says they are exploring partnerships with QSRs to integrate the machines in their restaurants.