Dunkin’ has announced plans to expand its presence in Costa Rica and double the number of stores by the end of 2025, including locations outside the capital’s Greater Metropolitan Area (GAM).
Since its launch in Costa Rica in July 2024, Dunkin’ opened its first store in the La Valencia shopping centre in Heredia, followed by seven more outlets, most of which are also located in shopping malls.
The company and its Costa Rican franchisee, AR Holdings, will open eight additional stores by the end of this year. The new locations will focus on high-footfall areas in cities such as Alajuela, Moravia, Sabana, and Lindora.
Miguel Ramirez, the Chief Operating Officer of AR Holdings, shared his excitement: “The reception in Costa Rica has exceeded our expectations, inspiring us to expand further and connect more closely with our customers. By 2025, we aim to open eight new locations within the GAM while taking our first steps to reach communities outside this bustling urban hub.”
Dunkin’, founded in 1950 in Massachusetts, now operates more than 13,700 locations across 40 markets globally. The company has a strong presence in 11 Latin American countries, including over 150 stores in Colombia and multiple outlets in Peru, Brazil, Chile, Honduras, and Ecuador.
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