Restaurant Brands International Schedules February 26 Investor Event and 2026 Earnings Calendar
Restaurant Brands International will host an Investor Event in Miami on February 26, 2026, marking two years since its long-term growth algorithm launch and outlining leadership updates on multi-year initiatives and capital allocation. RBI disclosed preliminary 2026 earnings call dates: Feb. 12, May 6, Aug. 6 and Nov. 2.
1. Investor Event Scheduled for February 26, 2026
Restaurant Brands International Inc. will host an Investor Event in Miami, Florida on February 26, 2026, marking the two-year midpoint of its long-term growth algorithm. Executive Chairman Patrick Doyle, CEO Josh Kobza and CFO Sami Siddiqui will present updates on multi-year initiatives, operational priorities, brand-building investments and capital allocation strategy. A live webcast link will be provided on the company’s investor relations website in advance of the event.
2. Preliminary 2026 Earnings Calendar Released
RBI has announced preliminary earnings release dates for fiscal 2026: fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2025 on February 12; first quarter ended March 31 on May 6; second quarter ended June 30 on August 6; and third quarter ended September 30 on November 2. Conference call details for each release will follow in separate press releases.
3. Strong Brand Performance and Valuation Case for QSR
Analysts have initiated coverage of RBI with a buy recommendation, highlighting accelerating comparable sales at Tim Hortons and Burger King. Tim Hortons has outpaced Canadian quick-service peers in the latest quarter, while Burger King’s U.S. comps have exceeded those of McDonald’s and Wendy’s. The company generates over $45 billion in annual system-wide sales from more than 32,000 restaurants across 120 countries, and offers an attractive forward P/E multiple of 17.2x alongside a dividend yield of approximately 3.5%. Free cash flow expansion and above-peer comp growth support the positive rating despite ongoing macroeconomic and leverage considerations.