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The McDonald's (MCD 0.58%) story is the American dream. The company has grown into an absolute juggernaut of capitalism, and is the largest restaurant chain in the world.
Krispy Kreme shares are undervalued, with significant growth potential from a new partnership with McDonald's, expanding access points from 19.6% to 33% in 2.5 years. Despite disappointing Q3 results, DNUT's organic revenue growth and a GAAP net income of $37.6 million highlight the core business's resilience. The McDonald's partnership is a game-changer, expected to add 15,000 access points and significantly boost revenue and adjusted EBITDA by 2026.
Passive income investors might be surprised to realize that this dividend stock has more than doubled its dividend per share.
We???ve got several well-known restaurant operators on the reporting docket this week, a list that includes Cheesecake Factory and Texas Roadhouse.
Bill Gates could have been the world's first trillionaire if he had never sold any shares of his Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) stock.
After a period of heavy inflation left quick-service restaurant prices elevated, McDonald's (MCD -0.47%) has decided to lean into value meals. In fact, on its recent fourth-quarter earnings call, the company used the word "value" or a variation of the word "affordable" more than 50 times.
McDonald's focus on value offerings and digital ecosystem, including loyalty programs, supports long-term growth both in the U.S. and globally. Margin prospects are positive, with improvements expected due to non-recurrence of E. coli expenses and leveraging increased sales. Trading at a discount to its 5-year average P/E with a 2.28% dividend yield, McDonald's is a good buy.
Restaurants have notoriously low profit margins. But McDonald's (MCD -0.47%), the world's largest restaurant chain, is surprisingly one of the most profitable businesses.
U.S. Health and Human Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told Fox News on Thursday McDonald's ought to be incentivized to use beef tallow when making its Big Mac burgers.