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Smaller stores can be found in [[filling station|service stations]], Night Owl (Brisbane Valley) Convenience Stores, and other locations such as the International and Domestic Terminals at [[Brisbane Airport]] and [[Perth Airport]]. CEO Todd Claton just announced to franchisees that Eagle Boys is now the 2nd largest chain in Australia, surpassing Pizza Hut in store numbers but not in overall sales volume. {{Citation needed|date=August 2010}} |
Smaller stores can be found in [[filling station|service stations]], Night Owl (Brisbane Valley) Convenience Stores, and other locations such as the International and Domestic Terminals at [[Brisbane Airport]] and [[Perth Airport]]. CEO Todd Claton just announced to franchisees that Eagle Boys is now the 2nd largest chain in Australia, surpassing Pizza Hut in store numbers but not in overall sales volume. {{Citation needed|date=August 2010}} |
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| Company type | Wholly owned subsidiary |
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| Industry | Restaurants |
| Founded | Albury, New South Wales, Australia |
| Headquarters | Annerley, Queensland, Australia |
| Products | Italian-American cuisine pizza · pasta · desserts |
| Revenue | Unknown |
| Website | eagleboys.com.au |
Eagle Boys is an Australian fast food chain specialising in pizza. Eagle Boys has over 300 stores throughout Australia,particularly in regional areas. Currently it has no stores in Tasmania. Eagle Boys was as of 2007 the third largest pizza chain in the country.[1]
History
The restaurant chain opened its first store in Albury, New South Wales in 1987 by local businessman Tom Potter. Eagle Boys' national headquarters are located in the Brisbane suburb of Annerley.
Eagle Boys set up in New Zealand in the mid-nineties with 55 stores, and operated for some years. They were later all sold to Restaurant Brands in 2000 and converted to Pizza Hut.
The company specialized in 2 minute "express" pizzas (limited range of 4) between 5:30 and 8:00 pm, which was achieved by constantly remaking their four most popular pizzas and keeping them in a warmer for sale up to eight minutes after they have been made. However, as of 2008, Eagle Boys have discontinued the express line in favor of a similar promotion "Ready, Fresh Go!", featuring 2 of the express pizzas and a "Manager's Special'.
As of 2007, Eagle Boys Pizza had celebrated 20 years in the industry. It was announced also that they are expanding to an additional 40 stores in 2007.[2]
In July 2008 it was announced that Eagle Boys had acquired the Pizza Haven chain across Australia.[3]
Stores
Eagle Boys stores can be found in New South Wales, Northern Territory, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia and the Australian Capital Territory. The stores have a strong regional emphasis with most outlets located in non-metropolitan areas. Some stores feature drive-through "Express" window.
Smaller stores can be found in service stations, Night Owl (Brisbane Valley) Convenience Stores, and other locations such as the International and Domestic Terminals at Brisbane Airport and Perth Airport. CEO Todd Claton just announced to franchisees that Eagle Boys is now the 2nd largest chain in Australia, surpassing Pizza Hut in store numbers but not in overall sales volume. [citation needed]
Eagle has landed..... First store of Eagle Boys Pizza opened up at Rajouri Garden, New Delhi, India
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See also
References
- ^ A pizza the action The Daily Telegraph - 8 May 2007
- ^ http://www.qbr.com.au/index.cfm?cp=link/newspaper QBR March 2007 print edition (pg. 4)
- ^ "Eagle Boys devours Pizza Haven". The Sydney Morning Herald. 2008-07-18. Retrieved 2008-07-18.
