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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star iconJun 4, 2026, 12:00 am

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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HOLD
Not earning any money yet in the US. Growth potential in Canada is very good.
BUY
A believer in this story. Still a lot more stores can be started.
TOP PICK
A highly organized company. Has been spun off from Wendy's (WEN-N). Now included in the TSX Standard & Poor.
BUY
Outlook for growth looks good. US stores seem to be doing well.
SELL
They are spinning stock to Wendy's stockholders. US operations are not doing as well as the Canadian market. Recommends getting out if you own. He will not be buying this stock in the near future.
TOP PICK
Predicts there will be a lot of selling of this stock. The company is great. It is a good investment if you are thinking long term. Predicts it could go to $10.00 in the next twelve months.
DON'T BUY
This is the antithesis of a contrarian pick. Very popular stock. Well-run business. As a contrarian, would not buy.
WAIT
A good company. Wendy's (WEN-N) has announced that they are spinning out all the Tim Horton’s shares so there will be a lot of Americans that will be trying to get rid of their shares.
DON'T BUY
Would hold off on this one because of the capital market play where people are shorting versus the parent.
HOLD
Waiting for the next shoe to drop when the rest of Wendy's stock gets dumped into the market. Canadian operations are extremely well run but the US is a question mark. If you own, would hold and buy more when the stock has dropped further.
WAIT
He is hopeful that when the Wendy's shareholders get their stock, they will overwhelm the Canadian market with their selling and the price will drop to $24/$25 which is where he would buy.
DON'T BUY
A great franchise. Well run. At 27 X earnings, it is too expensive. Very pessimistic on their US chances.
WATCH
Now back to its IPO price of $27. Will probably make $1/1.45 next year, so it is cheaper than at the IPO. However, Wendy's will be spinning out the remainder of their shares to their shareholders and this is what is hurting the stock. When Wendy's is finished, he will probably buy more shares.
DON'T BUY
May be interesting to a growth investor, but he a value-oriented investor. Has about a $5.5 billion market capitalization on 3000 stores which puts a very high valuation per store. It would have to be big in the US in order to expand.
WAIT
Not the price was really excessive when it first came out. Has now come down too much better value. Would like to see it in the mid-$20’s.
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