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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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DON'T BUY

Initially after the merger the share price took off. These are relatively mature businesses with low margin and relatively saturated. He would need a larger dividend.

TOP PICK

Parent of Tim Hortons. A stock that has under-performed relative to its peers. A recent new purchase for them. Popeye's is doing great in the US as well as Burger King. The stock is not cheap, but he likes the yield here. Yield 3.12% (Analysts’ price target is $101.75)

BUY

The Tim Horton's franchise is struggling a bit. Burger King's veggie burger is a bit of a hit. (Analysts’ price target is $101.00)

DON'T BUY

Had a good run in mid-2019. They grew international presence with Popeye's and Burger King, a good job. The issue remains Tim Horton's weak same-store sales growth, though QSR is doing well upgrading Horton's stores and expanding food offerings. Another issue remains the franchise owners vs. the corporate head. QSR also trades at a high multiple. Considering buying if this falls $10. Otherwise, don't buy.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Support around $83, so this could fall to $78, when you can step in. He predicts a general market pullback in January.

BUY

He would buy it right now. It has declined since September. Since late October it has formed a base. It is at support. It has good risk/reward right now.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

It spins off tons of cash and QSR has done well finding peripheral markets for its various brands. Not cheap, given high multiples, but he likes this industry. Buy on any pullback. He owns YUM-N instead.

BUY

He is looking at it. It is a good recurring revenue model. It is a good business. They have a lot of debt but can handle it. They will have growth world-wide with their brands.

TOP PICK

Try to buy the good names when they are down. They are not cheap at 22 times earnings. Popeye's and Burger King brands are doing really well driving sales up 8%. He likes their move into China and thinks Tim Hortons will turnaround. (Analysts’ price target is $103.22)

DON'T BUY

Dislikes it. It's come off. Horton's has had re-branding issues, and was a bust in the U.S. Management through 3G has been terrible to Horton's franchisees, even immorally. He objects to this. He doesn't like management. The only positive is that it's trading cheaper now at 18x earnings.

DON'T BUY

Not a big fan of retail and he doesn't own it. They have done well though. Popeye's and Burger King. Same-store growth hasn't been great even though international growth is rising. Think how Starbucks stumbled with same-store sales.

STRONG BUY

Tim's was to blame for latest disappointing results. Still thinks it's a great space. Rising income, urbanization, growing middle class. Growth model is very attractive. Not often you get to buy a Canadian stock in CAD with strong global assets.

BUY

Tim's is slowing, Popeye's and Burger King have strong numbers. Likes this name. Good combination of income and middle-class global growth. Not cheap, but not expensive. Be patient with the Tim's turnaround. Lots of competition, but they can pull it off. Yield is 3.1%. (Analysts’ price target is $79.50)

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Key level is $85. He thinks it will pull back and retest that level. He expects a market pullback, so add when that happens.

HOLD

Not a stock he owns. It’s taken a hit recently. The group has Popeye’s, Burger King and Tims. Tims hasn’t been doing well, though the other two are doing just fine. If you own the stock, don’t sell. Maybe a good time to add more to your position. The management is smart. The sell-off wasn’t justified.

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