Company expects strong growth and shareholder returns

  • Restaurant Brands International aims to have at least 40,000 restaurants by 2028
  • The company currently has over $40 billion in systemwide sales and more than 30,000 restaurants
  • Long-term investment horizon expected to drive low double digit annual total shareholder returns

Restaurant Brands International, the parent company of Burger King, Tim Hortons, Popeyes, and Firehouse Subs, has set an ambitious goal of reaching at least 40,000 restaurants by 2028. With its current systemwide sales exceeding $40 billion and a restaurant count of over 30,000, the company is confident in its ability to achieve this target. Restaurant Brands International believes that its long-term investment strategy will result in compelling business performance and drive at least low double digit annual total shareholder returns over the next five years.

Companies Public: Restaurant Brands International (RBI), Burger King (undefined), Tim Hortons (undefined), Popeyes (undefined), Firehouse Subs (undefined)
Key People: Josh Beckerman (Author)

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Factuality Level: 7
Factuality Just: The article provides factual information about Restaurant Brands International’s goals and current sales and restaurant numbers. However, it lacks specific details or sources to support the claims made by the company. The article also contains some unnecessary background information and lacks depth in its reporting.
Noise Level: 2
Noise Just: The article is very short and lacks any substantial information. It only provides a brief statement from Restaurant Brands International about their future goals and performance projections. There is no analysis, evidence, or actionable insights provided. The article is essentially just a press release with no critical examination or exploration of the topic.
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