Jollibee Group Philippine General Counsel Atty. Vem King (center) receives one of the two Golden Arrow Awards from Mr. Ramoncito Fernandez, Trustee of the Institute of Corporate Directors (left), and Mr. Senen L. Matoto, FICD, Vice Chairman of the Institute of Corporate Directors (right), during the awarding ceremony at the Makati Shangri-La on October 23, 2026.

Key Highlights

  • Jollibee Group received two Golden Arrows for the second consecutive year at the 2026 Golden Arrow Awards by the Institute of Corporate Directors. This is the Groupโ€™s fifth consecutive Golden Arrow recognition.
  • The award is based on the 2025 ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard, where JFC improved its score from the previous year. A Golden Arrow requires at least 75 points.


    • MANILA, Philippines โ€“ 6 November 2026 โ€“ Jollibee Foods Corporation (PSE: JFC), also known as Jollibee Group, has once again been recognized for its strong corporate governance practices at the 2026 Golden Arrow Awards presented by the Institute of Corporate Directors (ICD), receiving two Golden Arrows for the second consecutive year.

    The recognition is based on JFCโ€™s performance in the 2025 ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard (ACGS) assessment, where the Company improved its score from the previous year. This also marks JFCโ€™s fifth consecutive Golden Arrow recognition.

    โ€œThis recognition reflects our sustained efforts over the years to strengthen corporate governance across the Jollibee Group. As we continue to grow, we remain focused on governance practices that support our business priorities, strengthen accountability and transparency, and create long-term value for our stakeholders. We will continue to pursue practical improvements that strengthen our governance while supporting the needs of the business,โ€ said Ernesto Tanmantiong, Jollibee Group Global President and Chief Executive Officer.

    The Golden Arrow Awards recognize Philippine publicly listed companies that meet the corporate governance standards set by the ACGS. The scorecard assesses companies in the areas of rights and equitable treatment of shareholders, sustainability and resilience, stakeholder relations, disclosure and transparency, and the strategic guidance and oversight of the board.

    The Golden Arrow is awarded to companies that achieve a score of at least 75 points in the ACGS assessment, signifying their observance of good corporate governance practices.

    JFC remains committed to continuously strengthening its governance practices as it pursues sustainable growth and creates long-term value for its stakeholders.