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Digital-sales growth at Restaurant Brands International Inc.’s concepts continued in the first quarter as the company also pulled back from Russia because of its invasion of Ukraine, executives said Tuesday.
The Toronto-based parent to Burger King, Tim Hortons, Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen and Firehouse Subs, said digital initiatives contributed to gains at all its brands, but especially at Tim Hortons Canada.
José Cil, RBI CEO, told analysts on a first-quarter earnings call, “We saw a sequential improvement in the contribution of digital sales to overall sales across all brands in their home markets, including Tim Hortons Canada reaching over 36% of systemwide sales.”
Joshua Kobza, RBI’s chief operating officer, added that in addition to the ...
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