McDonald’s (MCD) Q2225 earnings

McDonald’s (MCD) Q2225 earnings

On June 11, 2025, McDonald’s corporate logo was hung on the door of the restaurant on the Broadway in New York City.

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McDonalds Wednesday Reported Bazi advertising helps to repay its American restaurants in the first quarter and revenue in the expectations of analysts.

The company’s shares increased by 3% in premarket trading.

Here is what the company reported in comparison to the expectation of Wall Street, according to a survey of LSEG analysts:

  • Per share earnings: $ 3.19 adjusted Vs. $ 3.15
  • Revenue: 84 6.84 billion Vs. Expected to $ 6.7 billion

The Fast-Food Monster recorded $ 1.25 billion in the second quarter or $.114 per share, which is $ 1.8 billion per year or more than $ 1.80 per share.

Except for restructuring fees and other items, McDonald’s earned $ 3.19 per share.

Revenue increased by 5% to $ 6.84 billion. Chief Executive Officer Chris Kemkzinski attributed the chain value, marketing and new menu item for 6% increase in system sales in quarter.

The same-to-store, a metric that tracks the performance of restaurants opened in only at least one year, increased by 8.8%, the largest jump in the chain for about two years.

McDonald’s US restaurants increased the same store sales 2.5%and two live domestic decline in vomiting.

Last quarterOfficers SAIDs said that a low and medium-rich meal was less often visited, which put pressure on its sale. But in this quarter, the sale of burgers chains is likely to get a tie-in meal with a tie-in meal “Miniccraft” movie And launch McCrissi Chicken Strips.

Outside the United States, the demand for his Big Mac and French fries was stronger. The same store sales in the international development licensed market section of the chain, including Japan and China, have increased by 5.6%. The profit from the markets like the United Kingdom, Australia and Canada, sales the same store in its internationally operated market segment by 4%.

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