Dunkin’ Brands’ FY 2015 Earnings Review: Dunkin’ Donuts US & K-Cups Drive Revenue Growth, Baskin-Robbins International Struggles
Poor performance from the international segment, especially Baskin-Robbins International, led to slower than anticipated growth for Dunkin’ Brands (DNKN) in the fiscal year 2015. Sluggish results from Baskin-Robbins in Korea and Japan led to a decline in comparable store sales for the segment. Nonetheless, the US segments drove the top-line performance of the company, leading to a 8.3% year-over-year (y-o-y) growth in net revenues. [1]
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