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Affiliate of 3G Capital Partners is exchanging limited partnership units for common shares

Ron Ruggless, Senior Editor

August 13, 2024

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Burger King parent RBI
Restaurant Brands International is doing a stock exchange that involves 3G Capital.

Restaurant Brands International Inc., parent to Burger King and Tim Hortons, among other quick-service brands, is underwriting a registered public offering of about 6.,5 million common shares priced with an affiliate of 3G Capital Partners Ltd.

The Toronto-based restaurant company, which also owns the Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen and Firehouse Subs brands, said the common shares relate to the exchange notice received by Restaurant Brands International Limited Partnership.

In connection with the offering, the selling shareholder entered into a forward sale agreement with Bank of America securities. In connection with the forward sale agreement, the forward counterparty or its affiliates are expected to borrow and sell through the underwriter about 3.,5 million common shares in the offering, and in addition to sell through the underwriter up to 3 million common shares in the offering.

The settlement of the forward sale agreement and the exchange is expected to occur on or before Aug. 30.

RBI said it will not sell any common shares in the offering and will not receive any proceeds from the sale of the common shares. The aggregate number of exchangeable units and RBI common shares will not change as a result of the transactions.

BofA Securities is acting as sole book-running manager in the offering.

Related:RBI executives say Tim Hortons ‘hitting on all cylinders’ in Q2

The offering is expected to close on Aug. 14, though a portion of the offering may close at any time prior to settlement of the exchange, in each case subject to customary closing conditions.

Restaurant Brands International has more than 30,000 restaurants in more than 120 countries and territories. 3G Capital acquired a stake in the Burger King in 2012.

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About the Author

Ron Ruggless

Senior Editor, Nation’s Restaurant News / Restaurant Hospitality

Ron Ruggless serves as a senior editor for Informa Connect’s Nation’s Restaurant News (NRN.com) and Restaurant Hospitality (Restaurant-Hospitality.com) online and print platforms. He joined NRN in 1992 after working 10 years in various roles at the Dallas Times Herald newspaper, including restaurant critic, assistant business editor, food editor and lifestyle editor. He also edited several printings of the Zagat Dining Guide for Dallas-Fort Worth, and his articles and photographs have appeared in Food & Wine, Food Network and Self magazines. 

Ron Ruggless’ areas of expertise include foodservice mergers, acquisitions, operations, supply chain, research and development and marketing. 

Ron Ruggless is a frequent moderator and panelist at industry events ranging from the Multi-Unit Foodservice Operators (MUFSO) conference to RestaurantSpaces, the Council of Hospitality and Restaurant Trainers, the National Restaurant Association’s Marketing Executives Group, local restaurant associations and the Horeca Professional Expo in Madrid, Spain.

Ron Ruggless’ experience:

Regional and Senior Editor, Informa Connect’s Nation’s Restaurant News and Restaurant Hospitality (1992 to present)

Features Editor – Dallas Times Herald (1989-1991)

Restaurant Critic and Food Editor – Dallas Times Herald (1987-1988)

Editing Roles – Dallas Times Herald (1982-1987)

Editing Roles – Charlotte (N.C.) Observer (1980-1982)

Editing Roles – Omaha (Neb.) World-Herald (1978-1980)

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