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Whataburger and KMO Burgers, LLC Deepen Partnership With New Joint Venture

Whataburger and KMO Burger, LLC announced a joint venture on May 14, 2025, in San Antonio to operate 29 restaurants in Missouri and Kansas.
The joint venture follows KMO Burger, LLC’s long partnership with Whataburger and aims to expand Whataburger’s Midwest presence through shared operations.
KMO Burger, LLC will bring 13 of its current restaurants into the joint venture, while Whataburger will add 16 company-operated locations mainly located in Kansas City and Springfield, Missouri.
Debbie Stroud, Whataburger CEO, emphasized that this collaboration showcases the robustness of their franchising system and the deep confidence they have in their franchisees.
The partnership enables KMO Burger, LLC to take ownership and management of all 29 restaurants, while continuing to prioritize expansion, community engagement, and delivering the authentic Whataburger experience.

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