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5 per pageF&B operators urged to use technology as the manpower pool tightens
Singapore's ageing workforce is increasing pressure on operators to redesign jobs and invest in productivity tools.
Labour availability and wage pressure will increasingly shape margins, operating models and business value.
Wine and Dine Festival expands as Hong Kong targets visitor spending
The annual festival will run longer, add more booths and lead into a month-long programme intended to support hospitality demand.
Large tourism-led programmes can create short-term trade and reveal where authorities expect hospitality demand to strengthen.
Tokyu Hotels takes over restaurant and banquet operations at the FCCJ
The hotel group has begun operating the club's restaurants, bars and banquet facilities in Marunouchi under a new outsourcing agreement.
Management contracts let established operators expand their footprint without relying only on wholly owned outlets.
American and Chinese fast-food brands accelerate two-way expansion
Restaurant and beverage chains are crossing between the US and China as operators search for scale and new customer pools.
Cross-border brand expansion creates demand for local partners, franchise infrastructure, sites and operating talent.
Established restaurant concepts reopen as UAE dining patterns shift
Several hospitality brands are returning with refreshed formats after a year shaped by changing visitor numbers and dining behaviour.
Reopenings can signal renewed confidence, but also show that operators are adapting concepts rather than repeating old formats unchanged.
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F&BSG Global Listed F&B 50.
Fifty major listed restaurant operators, food manufacturers and beverage producers, selected for scale, liquidity, relevance and global representation. Last reviewed: October 10, 2026.
How the Global Listed F&B 50 is selectedWhy 50 · Eligibility · Selection · Replacement
A focused reference set representing global public F&B markets while remaining useful and readable.
Companies principally operate restaurant chains, manufacture or process food, or produce alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages.
Assessment considers free-float market value, F&B revenue, trading liquidity, business activity and geographical representation.
A qualifying company may replace one below the threshold. F&BSG retains discretion over classifications, data quality, corporate actions and exceptional events.
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