Last week I presented you a small comparison of three well-known fast food stocks ✅

There was already a question in this post why Restaurant Brands International was not included. The reason for this is that I would like to introduce RBI from Canada to you in more detail 🍔🇨🇦

The company was created in 2014 through the merger of Burger King and the Canadian fast-food chain Tim Hortons.

The company also owns the U.S. chain Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen 🍗

RBI currently operates over 24,000 stores worldwide with 6,000 employees (excluding franchise employees) in 100 countries according to the franchise model 🌎

Facts: 🏆

- Sales growth (2012-2020) p.a.: 12,25%

- Profit development (2012-2020) p.a.: 19,36%

- Dividend per share (2020): 3,64%

- Dividend yield (2020): €1.79

- Performance 1 year: +19.93% 📈

- Performance 5 years: +36.75% 📈

I currently do not have RBI in my portfolio as I have McDonalds from the fast food sector in my portfolio and in my opinion they have a deeper moat and are more solid than companies 🏰

Likewise, I see it risky that RBI has had a dividend payout ratio of over 100% for the last four years (2017-2020) 👎🏽

Do you have Restaurant Brands International in your portfolio ? 🍔🍗🍟