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加拿大皇家銀行表示，Dutch Bros的限時優惠活動助力其第一季業績超預期，但競爭壓力依然存在。

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-- 加拿大皇家銀行資本市場（RBC Capital Markets）週四表示，Dutch Bros (BROS) 的穩健基本面在第一季度繼續改善，限時促銷活動助力其營收和利潤均超出預期，但競爭壓力依然存在。 報告指出，儘管4月同店銷售額成長近5%，僅略高於華爾街先前對第二季4.7%的預期，但RBC認為，鑑於第一季度限時促銷和商品降價活動的成功，Dutch Bros仍有成長空間。 RBC表示，星巴克(SBUX)第一季北美同店銷售額的加速成長似乎並未影響Dutch Bros的客流量成長，但競爭壓力依然存在。該券商也表示，管理階層認為星巴克推出的Energy Refresher不會對其產生任何影響。 RBC稱，Dutch Bros將全年門市成長預期略微上調至淨增加185家以上，此前預期為181家。儘管華爾街的預期不太可能大幅提高，但RBC認為管理層對潛在的成長前景充滿信心。 加拿大皇家銀行維持對Dutch Bros的「跑贏大盤」評級，目標價為75美元。 Dutch Bros股價週四下跌超過8%。

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