How Restaurant Brands is getting Burger King back on track

Restaurant Brands International (QSR) released its fourth-quarter results on Tuesday, February 13, posting earnings per share (EPS) of $0.75 topping analyst estimates. Notable brands, and major contributors to revenue, Tim Hortons and Burger King, saw same-store sales increase 8.4% and 6.3%, respectively.
Restaurant Brands International CEO Josh Kobza and Executive Chairman Patrick Doyle speak with Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi to discuss the performance of the business and they plan on growing it moving forward.
Kobza explains what the biggest driver for his business: "I think the biggest driver is the sales growth. That makes everything easier in our business. The good news is our sales were up really healthy levels over the past year. That's what's allowed us to drive and improve profits alongside some moderating costs. The great news about that, that's what allows our franchisees to reinvest in the business. It allows them to staff the businesses better It allows us to upgrade technology and equipment and ultimately remodel and improve our assets. Those are the things that kick the flywheel in the right direction and allow us to keep improving the business."
Watch the video above to hear how the company plans to light a fire under its Burger King business.
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[@Carolinas_SweetTea]

Are burger king employees going to be making more wages? They definitely deserve it! Especially if the statistics are saying you're going to make atleast 60 billion dollars by 2028 in a 4 year span! 🔥

[@ArtimusDragon]

I'll start eating there again once the food is improved upon and the workers are properly trained and compensated.

[@blakeaaron5698]

I just don't get what their mote is, what gives BK edge over a very saturated fast food market these days?

[@invisiblesun6595]

LOL, everyone's just running back to BK due to McDonald's overpricing their burgers!

[@TheamazingPK]

Because it's bbbbbbbbbbbkkkkkkk, have it your way, YOU RULE!

[@murdagang2969]

Tum horton directors on that board so you should know they gonna get bigger nd cleaner.

[@saucyiwnl]

Burger King holds their prices stay long

[@anonymousone6075]

nice try.... in reality no one likes burger king

[@_thomas_xc]

Get rid of Burger King & buy Portillo’s or Wendy’s