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Restaurant Brands International Inc.(QSP.US)Key Takeaways from Q2'24 Results
Deutsche Bank·2024-08-13 09:56

Investment Rating - The report provides a general investment rating for Restaurant Brands International Inc. bonds as "Ba2" for certain term loans and notes, indicating a speculative grade with potential for moderate credit risk [8]. Core Insights - Restaurant Brands International reported Adjusted EBITDA of 720millionforQ224,reflectinganincreaseof8.3720 million for Q2'24, reflecting an increase of 8.3% compared to 665 million in Q2'23, with revenues reaching 2.08billion,up17.22.08 billion, up 17.2% from 1.78 billion in Q2'23 [2][3]. - The performance of individual segments showed growth, with Tim Hortons achieving Adjusted EBITDA of 307million(+7.7307 million (+7.7%) and revenues of 1.03 billion (+2.3%), while Popeyes reported Adjusted EBITDA of 70million(+7.770 million (+7.7%) on revenues of 194 million (+12.1%) [5][6]. - The International segment also performed well, with Adjusted EBITDA of 176million(+2.6176 million (+2.6%) and revenues of 232 million (+5.9%), contributing to system-wide sales of 4.52billion,anincreaseof9.24.52 billion, an increase of 9.2% [6]. Financial Summary - The financial snapshot for Q2'24 indicates significant revenue growth across various segments, with Burger King revenues at 364 million (+11.3%), Tim Hortons at 1.03billion(+2.31.03 billion (+2.3%), and Popeyes at 194 million (+12.1%) [3][5]. - The total revenue for Restaurant Brands International was 2.08billion,markinga17.22.08 billion, marking a 17.2% increase from the previous year [3]. - The company ended Q2'24 with total debt estimated at 14.14 billion, reflecting a pro-forma leverage of 5.1x, indicating a slight increase from 4.9x in Q1'24 [6].