Jollibee Group Receives Two Golden Arrows for Second Consecutive Year

The 2026 recognition marks the restaurant group’s fifth consecutive Golden Arrow award for corporate governance.

Jollibee Foods Corporation received two Golden Arrows at the 2026 Golden Arrow Awards, marking its second consecutive year at that level and its fifth straight recognition from the Institute of Corporate Directors.

The award is based on the company’s performance in the 2025 ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard assessment, where Jollibee Group said it improved its score from the previous year.

Philippine General Counsel Atty. Vem King received the recognition during the October 23, 2026 ceremony at Makati Shangri-La.

The scorecard examines how publicly listed companies handle shareholder rights, sustainability and resilience, stakeholder relations, disclosure, transparency, and board oversight.

Companies must achieve at least 75 points to receive a Golden Arrow. The release did not disclose Jollibee Group’s exact score.

For shareholders and other stakeholders, the recognition concerns the systems behind business decisions: how responsibilities are assigned, information is disclosed, and leadership is held accountable.

Jollibee Group global president and chief executive officer Ernesto Tanmantiong said the award reflects sustained work to strengthen governance as the business grows.

He added that the company would continue pursuing practical improvements supporting accountability, transparency, and long-term stakeholder value.

The recognition comes as Jollibee Group manages a restaurant portfolio spanning multiple brands and markets. That scale makes consistent oversight an important part of its operations.

The latest award provides an external assessment of its governance practices while keeping attention on the continuing work of maintaining those standards.

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