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Restaurant Brands ups profit guidance to $17.5 million

Monday 30th November 2009

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Franchise takeout food operator Restaurant Brands Ltd reports better trading conditions have allowed it to increase its profit guidance for the year to February 28 to $17.5 million.

This represents a 50% or $5.8 million improvement on the prior year's result, and will produce earnings per share of 18 cents for the company, which manages the KFC, Pizza Hut and Starbucks brands in New Zealand.  EPS in the last financial year was 8.5 cents.

The profit upgrade is the second in the last two months.  The company announced in September that it expected net full year earnings to top $15 million, thanks to strong growth in the KFC business and turnaround at Pizza Hut.  KFC accounted for almost 70% of total revenue and 90% of earnings last year.

The announcement was made after trading closed today. RBD was unchanged for the day at $1.46 a share.

 

 

Businesswire.co.nz



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