José Luis Manzano buys Burger King Argentina through Integra Capital

FinanceInternationalClarínNov 13, 2026, 8:30 PMAI summary

Mexican company Alsea told its country's stock exchange it signed a binding agreement to sell its Burger King restaurants in Argentina, a deal subject to regulatory approvals. The buyer is José Luis Manzano, through his group Integra Capital, according to Clarín. Integra seeks synergies with its Shell service stations, replicating the YPF-McDonald's model. The chain has 116 locations in the country and ranks third in fast food. Alsea will keep operating Starbucks and PF Chang's.

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Alsea signed a binding agreement to sell Burger King Argentina; the deal depends on regulatory approvals.
The buyer is José Luis Manzano, through Integra Capital, a group with investments in Edenor, Shell and Metrogas.
Integra seeks synergies between the burger chain and its Shell service stations, like YPF with McDonald's.

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José Luis Manzano buys Burger King Argentina through Integra Capital

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