TSE:QSR

Restaurant Brands International (QSR.TO)

102.87
-1.23 (1.18%)
as of Jun 30, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 9 opinions in the last 12 months.

Restaurant Brands International (QSR) has shown resilience with a focus on its key brands, particularly Tim Hortons and Burger King, although competition remains fierce in the fast-food sector. The company's recent performance has been mixed, with some analysts noting a decent quarter while others highlight ongoing challenges such as rising beef prices and inflation impacting consumer spending. Despite concerns about the consumer landscape, experts are optimistic about free cash flow potential as investments to revamp Burger King wind down. Tim's continues to perform well, and the company aims to increase its store count and franchise ratio. However, investors are cautious due to high debt and previous missed earnings targets, leading to a generally tempered outlook on growth even as some view QSR as a safe long-term investment.

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Fair Value
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TOP PICK
Interesting menu and they have the health thing going for them. The US holdings is very limited.
PAST TOP PICK
(Top pick March 6, 2007, up 8.8%) Would continue to buy. Not overly expensive. Their expansion will continue. Inverse increase in raw material prices.
TOP PICK
This is a safety play. Consumer discretionary. One could argue that there was a large inverse head and shoulders from February to now.
WEAK BUY
One of the few Canadian consumer stocks that she still likes. Management is strong enough to figure out what to do with their US assets. Their Canadian business is doing phenomenally well. Not a lot of growth, but a solid company. Expect there will be an increase in dividends.
HOLD
Up 13% over the last year but no higher than in Jan. and Feb. Their products are tied to the price of wheat but Tims have pricing power. He has owned since the low 30's.
TRADE
Haven’t participated in this stock. There total capitalization is huge. They came out with good numbers today. Not as successful in the U.S. The stock is overvalued at this point.
WEAK BUY
Now’s a good time to get into the market. A good sector. Rescission proof. Positive revenue. Going to do well from here. Should do quite well. Would buy at this price.
TRADE
They make themselves out to be a growth stock, are hoping to open more stores in the US. He likes the outlook. He's not looking at it right now though.
TOP PICK
Believes it is the place to be. It is a must own stock if you are nervous about the market.
COMMENT
Not too excited by this one. Numbers will be coming out on October 26, which will give a better idea as to how growth is proceeding in the US.
TOP PICK
When he compares it to the TSX60, it is one of the stronger stocks. Has a nice base and is breaking out. If there's trouble in the market, he feels this is a place people will want to hide.
DON'T BUY
Doesn't feel the product offering is as good as it was. US growth is not as good as Canadian. You are paying up for the growth and not sure there is that much more in it.
DON'T BUY
He has a model price of $26.60 giving it a negative 18%. Has always been expensive to him.
BUY
Has consolidated its early gains. Facing some challenges rolling out their stores in the US, but those are growing pains. Have a great loyalty in the Canadian market. A fairly defensive group.
TOP PICK
Same-store sales growth in the US was almost 4%. Doing 6% to 7% in Canada. They are creating a Tim Horton credit card and the average hit on these is about $1.50 higher. Good management.
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