Restaurant Brands International (QSR) remains a buy recommendation due to strong performance by Burger King, which saw comp sales rise over 8% and growth in operating income. However, Popeyes continues to face declining comp sales, requiring close monitoring before a more positive outlook can be given. Tim Hortons shows signs of modest recovery, and Firehouse Subs is steadily expanding. The company's valuation is attractive with an 18.74 price-to-earnings ratio, 2.60 times trailing twelve months price-to-sales, and a 3.49% dividend yield, supporting the buy thesis.
Restaurant Brands International shares are trading at USD 72.40 on Pluang, down 0.84% as of Oct 31, 2026 11:41 WIB. The stock offers a 3.56% dividend yield and has a market cap of $25.50 billion, reflecting steady investor interest amid mixed brand performances.
Popeyes experienced a 2.2% decline in same-store sales in the US during the third quarter, attributed to a menu change that scaled back chicken wing offerings. Restaurant Brands International, Popeyes' parent company, reported mixed results with over...
Restaurant Brands International reported Q3 revenue of $2.53 billion, a 3.1% increase year-over-year, slightly below expectations, with earnings per share rising 6.9% to $1.10, slightly beating estimates. Burger King showed strong domestic same-store...
Restaurant Brands International reported mixed third-quarter results, with earnings per share slightly beating expectations at $1.10 versus $1.09, but revenue slightly missing at $2.53 billion versus $2.54 billion expected. Burger King led the portfo...
Restaurant Brands International (RBI) announced a 6.2% year-over-year increase in consolidated system-wide sales for Q3 2026, driven by strong performance at Burger King US and international markets. The company returned $1.3 billion to shareholders ...
