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Restaurant Brands Asia Reports Robust Q2 Performance with 15.6% Revenue Growth Nov 05, 2025

Restaurant Brand Asia (formerly Burger King India) reported a 15.6% year-over-year revenue growth to Rs. 568.00 crores in Q2. The company saw a 2.8% same-store sales growth and expanded its restaurant count to 533. Gross margins improved by 60 basis points to 68.3%. Digital transactions now account for 91% of all transactions. The company introduced new menu items and continued focus on value offerings. In Indonesia, Burger King showed recovery signs while Popeyes faced challenges.

Restaurant Brands Asia Reports No Material Deviation in QIP Fund Utilization for Q2 FY2026 Oct 31, 2025

Restaurant Brands Asia Reports Q2 FY26 Results: Revenue Up 15.6%, Same-Store Sales Grow 2.8% Oct 30, 2025

Restaurant Brands Asia Shareholders Approve Authorized Share Capital Increase to ₹700 Crore Aug 22, 2025

Restaurant Brands Asia Reports 12.6% Revenue Growth in Q1, Driven by Strong India Performance Aug 04, 2025

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31Jul 25

Restaurant Brands Asia Reports Compliant QIP Fund Utilization and Revenue Growth in Q1

Restaurant Brands Asia (RBA) reported compliant utilization of its INR 500 crore QIP proceeds and solid Q1 financial results. The company used INR 186.67 crore for debt repayment, new restaurant setup, and corporate purposes. Q1 saw a 7.9% increase in consolidated revenue to INR 6,977.23 crore, with India operations growing 12.6%. RBA added 63 new stores in India, bringing the total to 519. The company is focusing on menu innovation, digital transformation, and value leadership to drive growth. RBA aims to open 60-80 new restaurants annually in India, targeting 800 restaurants by FY2029.

31Jul 25

Restaurant Brands Asia Reports Compliant QIP Fund Utilization in Q1 FY2026

Restaurant Brands Asia Limited (RBA) has reported compliant utilization of INR 186.67 crore from its INR 500 crore Qualified Institutions Placement (QIP) for Q1 FY2026. The funds were used for debt repayment (INR 72 crore), new restaurant capital expenditure (INR 30.65 crore), general corporate purposes (INR 64.11 crore), and issue-related expenses (INR 19.91 crore). The remaining INR 313.33 crore is invested in fixed deposits and mutual funds, earning returns between 7.65% and 9.62%. RBA confirms all project timelines are on schedule, with completion expected in FY2026-2027.

31Jul 25

Restaurant Brands Asia Reports Q1 Results: Revenue Up 12.6%, Losses Narrow

Restaurant Brands Asia (RBA), formerly Burger King India, reported mixed Q1 results. Standalone revenue grew 12.6% to ₹5,523.00 crore, with net loss narrowing to ₹115.69 crore. Consolidated revenue increased 7.9% to ₹6,977.00 crore, while consolidated loss improved to ₹454.30 crore. RBA added 63 new stores, reaching 519 total. Same-store sales grew 2.6%, with Average Daily Sales of ₹120,000.00. The company launched a new Korean product range and expanded digital initiatives, with 93% of restaurants now featuring Self-Ordering Kiosks. RBA aims for 800 restaurants by FY29 and a 70% gross profit margin.

20May 25

Restaurant Brands Asia Q4 Results: Revenue Up, Dolat Capital Downgrades to 'Sell'

Restaurant Brands Asia's Q4 results show 5.90% YoY revenue growth to Rs 6.30 billion and 100 bps gross margin expansion to 65.30%. EBITDA grew 5.70% YoY to Rs 732.00 million, but margin remained flat at 11.60%. The company reported an adjusted net loss of Rs 604.00 million. Dolat Capital downgraded the stock to 'Sell' following these results and recent price increases.

19May 25

Restaurant Brands Asia: Q4 Loss Narrows, Revenue Grows on Store Expansion

Restaurant Brands Asia's Q4 results show improved performance with revenue up 5.9% to ₹632.50 crore and EBITDA rising 6.1% to ₹73.20 crore. Net loss narrowed to ₹60.40 crore from ₹92.00 crore year-over-year. Burger King India added 58 new outlets, bringing the total to 513. The company aims to reach 800 restaurants by FY29.

29Apr 25

Investors Eye Stake in Burger King India Amid Fast-Food Market Growth

Burger King India, a subsidiary of Restaurant Brands Asia, is reportedly drawing interest from potential investors looking to acquire a stake in the company. This development could lead to capital infusion, strategic partnerships, and increased market confidence. The news comes amid robust growth in India's fast-food industry, driven by changing consumer preferences, urbanization, and a growing young population. While Restaurant Brands Asia has not officially commented, the potential stake acquisition could significantly impact Burger King India's competitive position and growth strategies in the market.

01Apr 25

MIT Invests ₹92 Crore in Restaurant Brands Asia's ₹500 Crore QIP

Restaurant Brands Asia (RBA) has completed a ₹500 crore Qualified Institutional Placement, with MIT as the largest investor contributing ₹92 crore. The funds will be used for new store openings, debt reduction, and strengthening the balance sheet. RBA currently operates 510 stores across India under the Burger King, Popeyes, and Tim Hortons brands.

26Mar 25

Restaurant Brands Asia Raises Funds Through QIP at Rs 60 Per Share

Restaurant Brands Asia Ltd. has successfully completed its qualified institutional placement (QIP) at Rs 60.00 per share, representing a 3.72% discount to the floor price. The company aims to raise up to Rs 500.00 crore, with proceeds earmarked for debt prepayment and capital expenditure. The QIP closed on March 26, 2025, with share credit scheduled for March 27 and trading to commence on April 1, 2025.

25Mar 25

Restaurant Brands Asia Launches Qualified Institutions Placement with ₹62.32 Floor Price

Restaurant Brands Asia Limited (RBA) has opened a Qualified Institutions Placement (QIP) on March 24, 2025, with a floor price of ₹62.32 per equity share. The QIP, approved by shareholders and the board, allows for a potential 5% discount on the floor price. RBA has filed the preliminary placement document with stock exchanges, complying with SEBI regulations. The capital raising initiative aims to strengthen RBA's financial position for potential expansion or strategic initiatives.

24Mar 25

Restaurant Brands Asia Launches QIP, Aims to Raise Up to Rs 500 Crore

Restaurant Brands Asia Ltd. has announced a qualified institutional placement (QIP) to raise up to Rs 500 crore. The floor price is set at Rs 62.32 per share, with a potential 5% discount. The QIP follows board and shareholder approvals from December 2024 and January 2025, respectively. This move comes as the fast-food industry faces challenges including legal disputes and competition from quick-commerce companies.