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Covid-19 Stock Recovery: Now?Markets soar as new cases decline in Europe and NYCCoronavirus Stocks & Opportunities Mega ListFranchisees are battling the owner, and he sides with the franchisees. Management is squeezing the life out of franchisees. Same-store sales growth has tailed off. Innovating with all-day breakfasts hasn't taken off. International expansion make sense, but how successful will they be in China? He's on the sidelines.
There is a change in the way people think about food. It has had a good run. Doesn't think it is going to go much higher from here. There is a real change in the way people think about food, especially in the US. What may be saving them is that prices on a lot of their input products, other than beef, have gone down. This will help them in the next couple of quarters, but in the end, this is the issue, they’re going to have to face.
Restaurant Brands International is a American stock, trading under the symbol QSR-N on the New York Stock Exchange (QSR). It is usually referred to as NYSE:QSR or QSR-N
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On 2025-04-18, Restaurant Brands International (QSR-N) stock closed at a price of $63.235.
Under the new CEO, this has returned 27% and shares are up 23% in the past month, but the increase hasn't come in a straight run. Choppy. There have been concerns of a weakening consumer and the effect of these hit weight-loss drugs. Their last quarter slightly beat sales growth but slightly worse same-store sale while unit growth slightly beat and earnings beat. A tepid report. Burger King has been their problem chain, lagging the others, falling short of sales estimates; all their growth is international and excellent (China, Mexico, Japan, France, etc. especially digital sales). He expects better numbers to come. Popeye's has done very well, beating estimates while their new menu items is driving momentum. Tom Horton's represents the largest part of their earnings and is making great progress for them. There's room to improve overall, therefore room for the stock to run.