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Restaurant Brands International (QSR.TO)

111.11

+1.29 (1.17%)

as of Aug 21, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Aug 22, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 10 opinions in the last 12 months.

Restaurant Brands International (QSR) is considered a competitive player in the fast-food industry, leveraging a portfolio that includes Tim Hortons, Burger King, and Popeyes. Experts note that despite challenges like higher food costs and inflation impacting consumer spending, QSR demonstrates potential for growth, particularly through its loyalty programs and ongoing turnaround efforts at Burger King. While the stock has faced some fluctuations and missed earning expectations in the past, many analysts believe it is well-positioned for steady cash flow and increasing dividends in the future. Generally, the company is seen as having strong brands and significant upside potential, especially as it refranchises stores and increases its market foothold, particularly in international markets.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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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.

DON'T BUY

Latest quarterly earnings, while good, showed that the challenges remain in the US market. Expensive until there is further clarity that they are going to be successful in the US.

TOP PICK

Reporting this Friday and the numbers will be good, particularly in Canada. The US will be sort of mediocre. The stock is 20% below where it was near the beginning of the year. Looking for 20% growth for a few years.

SELL

Not looking very good technically. We consider selling because of the downtrend.

TOP PICK

Not making money out of the US and he doesn't think it will commit a lot of money to that operation. Think they will work back to profits. Sales growth per store in Canada is very healthy. With fewer large caps available to investors, he expects they will move to this stock.

BUY

Very positive on this company. Had gotten a little ahead of itself. Very solid in Canada and think they will find their way in the US.

DON'T BUY

In order for Tim's to grow at the same rate as they have in the past is to expand into the US. US market sales have been disappointing. Stock price is 20 times earnings. Thinks it's a great company but the multiple is too high, and it's tough sledding ahead.

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SELL

Operations in Canada are very strong and same store sales continue to look strong. Real issue is the US operation where there is much more competition. Fully valued in the mid-$30.

HOLD

Sees great potential for increasing productivity in Canada by using electronic payments. The growth side is really in the US and there are big question marks there..

DON'T BUY

Their US strategy is going to be very difficult to execute. US is an extremely competitive marketplace. Trading at a multiple that assumes a continual high rate of growth.

DON'T BUY

Has made a big move. Everybody wanted to get into the stock and they are in there. He wouldn't be too excited about it.

SELL

One of the issues in the last quarterly report was Canadian same-store sales were a lot stronger but far less in the US.

TOP PICK

25 PE stock, so not a value play. A growth stock.8%-10% same store sales growth in Canada. US were only 4% so stock weakened off.

DON'T BUY

only 3 estimates, is over valued, not mis-priced.

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