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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star iconJun 30, 2026, 12:00 am

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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DON'T BUY
Because of its branding, it carries a very high multiple. He can see a high valuation on this type of business.
BUY
Great story. Always expensive, but they deliver. Have increased dividends and earnings. Expect they will grow their dividends for the next 5 years.
HOLD
Good, low risk growth in Canada. Huge growth potential in the US, but it is an unknown company. Now looking at electronic payments. A little expensive.
DON'T BUY
A valuation issue and as a value player, he just doesn't see it. A lot of assumptions of growth in the US built into the price.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Great company. Still a little expensive, but there are so few really quality retailers in Canada. Doesn't think the expansion in the US is promising, but their execution in Canada is terrific. Would prefer at $30.
TOP PICK
Backed off about 10% from a recent rise. A “go-to” Canadian name. A premium valuation but as back to about a 20 multiple. Fairly safe.
TOP PICK
One of the classic retail businesses that just keeps growing at a steady pace over time. Relative to its past growth and expected growth, it is attractively priced.
BUY
Last quarter showed a phenomenal growth in their top line. US operations gained significant traction. Valuation is very reasonable.
DON'T BUY
Great company, and in recent months a great stock, but it is fully valued, maybe even overvalued. Look at it closer to the $30 level.
BUY
Expensive. Very defensive play. Same-store sales are much better than their competition. Have a 76% market share in Canada. Will be going into electronic payments later this year, which will add to their profits.
HOLD
Would sell if the stock doesn't trade above $36 in the next couple of months. Consolidation is at about the $34-$35 level. Would reduce his position at $34 and get out of it completely if it hit $33.
HOLD
New to the index, so the market doesn't quite know what to make of it. FMV is around $60, but would be surprised if the stock could get over $40.
TOP PICK
Still has potential growth in Quebec and western Canada. Also have enormous growth in the US assets.
HOLD
A fantastic company. A little bit pricey at these levels.
HOLD
Great company. The stock has gotten to a point where it's fully valued.
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