Since 1954, a burger King Restaurant with the slogan of “Flame Grilling” was seen on 7 June, 2025 in Vienna, Austria.
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Restaurant brand international On Thursday, mixed quarterly results were reported, as the decline in equal-store sales for the pope was offset internationally and with strong demand in Tim Horton.
Here, what the company expected compared to Wall Street for the period ending June 30, based on a survey of analysts by LSEG::
- Income per share: 94 cents adjusted vs 97 cents required
- Revenue: $ 2.41 billion vs $ 2.32 billion expected
The restaurant brands reported a net income of the second quarter for shareholders of $ 189 million, or 57 cents per share, $ 280 million per share, or 88 cents per share.
The company earned 94 cents per share, leaving the cost of transaction from the acquisition of the Burger King China and other one time costs.
Pure sales climbed 16% to $ 2.41 billion.
The company’s uniform-store sales, which tracks the metric in at least one year restaurant, increased by 2.4% during the quarter.
CEO Josh Cobza told CNBC that restaurant brands have seen “minor improvements” in the consumer environment compared to the first quarter, when the company’s three largest brands saw a decline in equal-store sales.
In this quarter, the international restaurant of restaurant brands reported an increase of a similar-store sales of 4.2%.
Tim Hortmen, which is responsible for the total revenue of more than 40% of the restaurant brands, reported the same-store sales increase of 3.4%.
Burger King reported an equal-store growth of 1.3%. Its US Division, which has been in turnaround mode for almost three years, saw an increase of 1.5%in the same-store sales. More than half of its US restaurants have been renewed since the onset of turnaround; Burger chain aims to upgrade its US footprint by 2028.
Popis was the Portfolio’s lagard for the most recent quarter, reporting a decline in the same-store sales of 1.4%. But the results of Fried chicken chain have improved compared to the first three months of the year, when the same-store sales are 4%. Cobza said that to increase sales in the second half of the year, the Popiz has “bunch of innovation” on its schedule.
For the whole year, the restaurant brands repeated their forecasts, guessing that it would spend between $ 400 million and $ 450 million on coordinated capital expenditure, tenant motivated and other incentives. The company also stated that it still expects to reach its long-term algorithm, which projects on an average between 2024 and 2028 on average 3% similar-store sales growth and 8% organic adjusted operating income increase.
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