TSE:QSR

Restaurant Brands International (QSR.TO)

100.69
-0.40 (0.40%)
as of Jun 4, 2026, 6:58:06 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 10 opinions in the last 12 months.

Restaurant Brands International (QSR) is experiencing a mixed performance across its brands like Tim Hortons, Burger King, and Popeyes, with a notable shift in focus towards Burger King. Recent reviews highlight headwinds such as rising food and delivery costs, particularly beef prices, which have impacted profit margins. Experts indicate that Tim Hortons is undervalued and performing well while Burger King is still in a turnaround phase amid stiff competition. Despite concerns regarding consumer spending and high debt levels, there is optimism surrounding the company's future cash flow generation and potential dividend increases. The company's long-term prospects remain relatively stable, appealing to conservative investors seeking consistent income despite short-term volatility.

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Cautious
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BUY
Thinks it will fluctuate between $35 and $37 for another quarter. If the numbers are good again after the next quarter, you could see it heading up to $40.
TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Oct 19/06. Up 14.1%.) A super class of its own in fast foods. Have tremendous expansion in Canada in addition to their US holdings. Excellent management.
BUY
Has always been a good company and has always done a good job. Same-store sales are phenomenal. Good long-term buy.
BUY
A perennially expensive retailer, but same-store sales growth has been fantastic. Continues to open new stores. Margins continue to grow.
COMMENT
Would have picked this as a Top Pick but at 25 X earnings felt it was too expensive.
HOLD
Has a bit of the premium valuation in it. Prospects are good. Most recent same-store sales experience has been very good.
BUY
Had very strong 4th-quarter same-store sales. Stories should continue to do very well. Trading at a reasonable multiple act 22 X next year's earnings.
DON'T BUY
Haven't liked the valuation on this one since it first came out. If you look at the franchise value, you are paying a very high price for it. Despite this, it is a Canadian favourite and a fairly good business model, but would question their increases in revenues, which are coming from new products and not sure they have the same margins.
TOP PICK
15% less than when it went public in March. Still a fair amount of growth, especially in Quebec. Still expanding in the US and are doing pretty well.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Has been waiting for something under $33 to Buy more. Same store sales are great.
BUY
Hasn’t been around long enough to get a decent chart on it. Probably a safe consumer play.
HOLD
Canadian operation is a gold mine for them and is a cash cow. Using the money to plough into US expansion, which is more of a question mark as to how successful they are going to be.
DON'T BUY
Grossly overvalued at around 34 X earnings. Same-store sales have been reasonable. Missed a little on the last quarter because of distribution problems.
COMMENT
A great name and will continue to be a great performer. You have to watch to see if they are going to be successful in the US growth platform.
BUY
Will probably have a lot of room for growth. Expanding their product line. Exception of the well managed.
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