McDonald’s 2016 Revenues To Decline YoY Despite Improvement; To Pick Up Pace Thereafter
McDonald’s (NYSE:MCD) posted strong comparable store sales growth in its Q1 2o16 earnings report. The company has been witnessing revenue declines over the past two fiscal years. Despite improvement in the first quarter, the company’s net revenue in 2016 is estimated to further decline.
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Trefis estimates the company’s net revenues to decline at an average rate of 4.65% YoY in the next three quarters.
Closing the under-performing company-operated restaurants might result in a decline in annual customer count. Moreover, the promotional offers and menu price cuts might further impact the average check, leading to 6.7% YoY decline in company-operated revenues.
Increase in franchised restaurants, offset by a decrease in the average check, might effectively lead to a 2% increase in franchised revenues.
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