Restaurant Brands International’s net income drops to $189m in Q2 2025
However, the international segment shines with comparable sales up 4.2%.
Restaurant Brands International’s (RBI) net income attributable to shareholders dropped to $189m in the second quarter of 2025 (Q2 2025) from $280m a year earlier.
Basic earnings per share came in at $0.58.
Company-wide comparable sales rose 2.4% in the quarter, with international locations up 4.2%.
Tim Hortons saw a 3.4% drop in comparable sales, whilst Burger King grew 1.3% overall and 1.5% in the US.
Burger King is continuing its “Reclaim the Flame” turnaround plan, which involves up to $700m in spending through 2028 to boost sales and franchisee profits.
RBI reports results across six segments, including its four main brands in the US and Canada (Tim Hortons, Burger King, Popeyes, and Firehouse Subs), an international segment, and a new Restaurant Holdings (RH) division.
The new unit includes Burger King outlets acquired from Carrols Restaurant Group and Popeyes China, both purchased in 2024, as well as Firehouse Subs Brazil starting this year.
