Yum! Brands, Inc. (NYSE:YUM)
Yum Brands is the company behind quick-service restaurants such as A&W, KFC, Long John Silver's, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell.
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Even more global than McD's, - the modern model for fast food, and in a part of the world that McD has has not saturated..
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A fast growing company in a fast growing market niche (the Chinese fast food arena)...
Destined to increase its value...
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Aggressively buying back stock, pays a solid dividend, and China LOVES KFC. Everybody wins.
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The China market will explode in the next few years for YUM.
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Just a tip
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great basket of eateries here and overseas
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because all of china has to eat.
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We travel extensively all over the world, and YUM is all over the world too, especially in SE Asia and South Pacific with its young fast growing populations. YUM outlets are fantastically popular and they know how to tailor their basic products to local taste (YUM encourages this). A great long term investment, esp since it pays a very decent dividend.
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because yum is yum in mandarin
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top fool 2010 pic< thought i would give it a chance and see if they are right. China growth is what they are banking on.
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Kfc, pizza hut, taco bell.
big in china and india and a long way to go.
welcome to africa.
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YUM is making some big moves overseas.
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YUM Brands
Investment Quotient Percentile - 97/100
Fair Value - $35 (current price $34)
Quality Ranking - A-
Markey Cap - $16 billion (McDonald's $68 billion)
Total Debt - $3 billion
Enterprise Value - $20 billion
Brands - KFC, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, Long John Silver's, A&W
2009 earnigs est - $2.14/share ($1.96 previous) with steady growth over 10 years
Slight drop in revenue growth after 9 good years of improvement. (2009)
2010 estimates of 4.5% top line growth
2010 earnings est $2.35
P/E of 16 about average historically
35% payout ratio
Current Ratio not good at a rate of $1.21 billion assets vs. $1.53 billion liabilities (end of q3)
Retained earnings - can't figure out this number yet. Doesn't make sense.
Gross and net margins respectable but not great at 26% and 9.9%
Debt to equity respectable but not great at about 1.0, although half the assets are depreciation
Very nice 1.5x sales
2.45% dividend
Rationale - An extremely nice stock, with the exception of their debt level and high fixed costs, trading at a fair price.
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YUM seems to be the favorite to continue growth in China. Also, as our economy turns around, they should see improvements in sales here.
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Fried chicken, pizza, tacos, and China. 'Nuff said.
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I used to (still do) love A&W drive ins. Root beer floats and corn dogs. YUM, yes. KFC? Big in China I guess. They can have them all! Send every KFC outlet to China and we can have 2,000 noodle shops. More than fair. LJ Silver? Ha! Look, if you can go to a place, and not know whether you are eating chicken and fish because they both look and taste the same, that is not a good thing. PZ ok. Taco Hell I love, just wash the cilantro.
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I don't know who eats this gosh awful food (Long John SIlvers? Really?) but enough people do that they are just churning out the cash.
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Basically it is the China story. The rapid urbanization of China, and increase in incomes provide the macroeconomic foundations for a robust demand for YUM Brands. While the US market will remain stagnant for the next year or so , Asia will provide the demand to support rapid and sustained growth provided the company keeps modifying its food offerings to suit local palates.
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