They just didn’t meat expectations… after years of trying to make it work, a fast food burger chain is finally letting its taco-loving partner go.

Less than four years after acquiring Del Taco for almost half a billion dollars, Jack in the Box revealed it is selling it for a fraction of that cost. The $115 million deal with Fremont’s Yadav Enterprises signals a significant shift for both brands and highlights the increasingly competitive fast-food market.

This move resets the San Diego-based burger chain. By selling Del Taco, the company plans to pay down debt and refocus on its core strengths: burgers, curly fries, and late-night drive-thrus. This is part of a larger “Jack on Track” turnaround strategy, aiming to simplify the business after several challenging quarters and restaurant cl

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