Restaurant Brands International Inc. QSR

Restaurant Brands International Inc. es una empresa de restaurantes de servicio rápido (QSR). La Compañía se dedica a servir café y otros productos de bebidas y alimentos. Posee tres marcas de restaurantes de servicio rápido: Burger King, Tim Hortons y Popeyes. Los restaurantes Tim Hortons son QSR con un menú que incluye café de mezcla, té, bebidas especiales calientes y frías a base de espresso, productos horneados, incluyendo donas, Timbits, bagels, muffins, galletas y pasteles, paninis a la parrilla, sándwiches clásicos, wraps y sopas. Los restaurantes Burger King son QSR que ofrecen hamburguesas a la parrilla, pollo y otros sándwiches especiales, papas fritas, refrescos y otros alimentos. Los restaurantes Popeyes son QSR que ofrecen un menú de estilo Louisiana que incluye pollo frito, tiras de pollo, camarones fritos, mariscos, frijoles rojos y arroz, y otros productos regionales. Opera aproximadamente 27,667 restaurantes en más de 100 países.

Con 14 acciones de QSR (USD 982,04) habrías recibido USD 35,98 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

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