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报告摘要

SSS Industry Performance (May 2025)

Industry SSS: +30bps m/m to +1.4%, driven by traffic (+60bps), partly offset by lower check (-30bps). 2Y SSS trend remains slightly positive.
Fast Casual: SSS improved +290bps m/m to +1.7%, strongest performance driven by traffic (+310bps), despite promotional volatility.
Quick Service (QSR): SSS improved +80bps m/m to 0.1%, traffic (+60bps) offset by promotions increasing cost per transaction.
Casual Dining: SSS declined -70bps m/m to +3.1%, primarily due to traffic decline (-80bps); 2Y trends show improvement.

Cross-Industry Dynamics

Promotions: Increasing promotional intensity (particularly in QSR) may dictate near-term traffic share.
Consumer Uncertainty: Despite cheaper comparisons and policy fluidity, near-term trends show resilience, though concerns persist on tariffs and inflation.

Forward-Looking Trends

Resilient Demand: Excluding holidays, restaurant demand is expected to remain strong in 2025, though with nuance in lower-tier brands.
Holiday Impact: Comparables will lap negative results through November (except Thanksgiving shift benefits), with SSS potentially remaining slightly positive.

Valuation & Ratings (June 4, 2025)

Jefferies updated price targets and ratings across the sector:

Buy/Hold recommendations across all segments (Fast Casual, QSR, Casual Dining, Specialty), reflecting balanced outlook.
Reasonable Valuations: Trailing price-to-sales and EV/EBITDA remain attractive across the board, though fast casual carries premium multipliers (mean EV/EBITDA 23-25x). Traditional restaurants trade at thinner valuation (mean <18x).

Key Risks

Macroeconomic Headwinds: Consumer spending uncertainty supported by interest rate concerns.
Promotional Pressures: Promotion fatigue and trade-down risks if supply chains normalize.
Geopolitical Sensitivity: Fluctuations in supply chains (e.g., China tariffs) may pose supply-side constraints.

Summary Insight:

The U.S. restaurant industry displays modest but improving momentum, particularly in fast casual and QSR chains— a timely bounce in traffic metrics appears sustainable despite cost pressures. Value remains generally available with differentiated consumer experiences a key catalyst.

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