-- 独立系調査会社CFRAは、に対し、以下の調査レポートを提供しました。CFRAのアナリストは、以下のように見解をまとめています。連結売上高は6.2%増加し、既存店売上高は3.2%増と加速しました。調整後EPSは0.86ドルで、前年同期比15%増となり、市場予想の0.83ドルを上回りました。オーガニック調整後営業利益は10.7%増となり、通期目標の8%超を上回りました。バーガーキング米国事業の業績回復は加速しており、既存店売上高は市場予想の3.3%増を上回る5.8%増となり、「Reclaim the Flame」投資が重要な投資対象であることを裏付けています。経営陣は自社株買いを再開し、承認額は9億4,000万ドル、通期目標は5億ドルとなっています。バーガーキング米国事業の持続的な成長は、業績回復が成功している最も明確な証拠であり、株価収益率拡大の主要な触媒となるでしょう。国際部門は、システム全体の売上高が11.1%増加し、既存店売上高が20四半期連続でプラス成長を記録しており、引き続き成長の原動力となっている。一方、ポパイズ米国部門は既存店売上高が6.5%減少しており、依然として逆風となっている。ティム・ホートンズは売上高は増加しているものの利益率が低下しており、再投資が構造的なものであることを示唆しているため、注視する必要がある。
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