2025-06-12-Jefferies-得来速与快餐_5月快餐行业客流量透露了什么_10页_392kb

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Overall QSR industry foot traffic declined by 60bps YoM in May 2025, contrasting with a 2Qtd YoY increase of 240bps. Key drivers included improvements in Chicken (+130bps YoY) and Pizza (+210bps YoY), while Burger experienced a YoM decline of 90bps despite strong performance YoY.

Burger: Strong 2Qtd YoY growth of 310bps, sustained by initiatives like McCrispy Strips and previous drivers (e.g., Minecraft Meal). YoM declined by 90bps.
Chicken: Positive YoY trend with +130bps, but reported varying monthly performance (e.g., 2% YoM decline in May).
Pizza: Showed +210bps YoY acceleration, though YoM traffic was mixed.

Leaders: McDonald's (+640bps in 2Qtd YoY) remained dominant, linked to its promotional strategies. Taco Bell (+540bps 2Qtd YoY) showed resilience despite moderating YoM traffic.
Underperformers: YUM brands lagged; Pizza Hut (-90bps YoM) and KFC (-90bps YoM in May) were bottom performers. KFC specifically faced challenges, while Pizza Hut's traffic was down 100bps YoM.
Other brands: Jack in the Box and Del Taco maintained moderate positive trends, while competitors like Burger King saw YoM declines.

Buy: McDonald's (MCD) based on strong 2Qtd traffic growth.
Hold: Other QSRs (e.g., DPZ, PZZA), as they lagged industrially despite relative performance. Risks include calendar and period-end effects, with total return expectations set for each rating.

2Qtd 2025 foot traffic improved across most categories, driven by brand-specific initiatives, but May saw mixed monthly data due to external factors.
Consumer preferences favor QSR, but challenges like supply chain and economic uncertainties may impact sustained growth.

Note: This summary incorporates directional traffic metrics from Placer.ai and excludes absolute performance data.

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