Yum China Shares Show Signs of Recovery Momentum

China’s largest restaurant operator appears to be building positive traction following a period of market underperformance. The company’s latest quarterly report reveals several encouraging developments, while a significant corporate event scheduled for next week could provide additional catalysts.

Yum China Holdings Inc. delivered stronger-than-anticipated third quarter 2025 results, potentially signaling an inflection point for the business. Revenue reached $3.21 billion, modestly surpassing market projections. A particularly noteworthy achievement marks the eleventh consecutive quarter of growth in same-store transactions, demonstrating resilient customer engagement despite challenging economic conditions.

The company’s aggressive expansion strategy continues unabated, with 536 new restaurant openings during the three-month period. This brings Yum China’s total footprint to Read more...