Brinker International, Inc. Stock News

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Brinker International (EAT) is the focus of this analysis, highlighting its recent performance and strategic initiatives. EAT's operational improvements and cost management efforts are driving margin expansion and profitability. The company's digital transformation and menu innovation are enhancing customer engagement and sales growth.

Brinker International remains fundamentally strong despite recent stock pullback, with robust growth at Chili's and an attractive 12x forward PE valuation. Growth is moderating but still outpaces the industry, with management guiding 4-6% revenue growth for FY26 and likely conservative estimates for the first quarter. Long-term drivers include operating leverage, share repurchases, and a potent...

Launching nationwide on Oct. 7, Chili's new Southwestern Queso delivers distinct, bold flavors — and it's free to try for a limited time DALLAS , Oct. 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Chili's® Grill & Bar is introducing a standout addition to its menu with the new Southwestern Queso, a must-try for queso fans everywhere. After nearly two years in development, Southwestern Queso will replace two previous...

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Brinker International is undervalued, with a buy rating and a 12-month target price of $158, implying 14% upside potential. Chili's brand revival drives EAT's growth, with FY2025 comparable sales up 25.3% and operating margin doubling to 9.5%. Management projects double-digit EPS growth in FY2026, supported by strong traffic, margin expansion, and aggressive share buybacks.

Shares of Chili's parent Brinker International Inc (NYSE:EAT) are moving 3.4% higher to trade at $164.59 this morning, after landing an upgrade to "outperform" from "in-line" at Evercore ISI, with a price-target hike to $210 from $190.

Chili's has delivered exceptional results by offering value meal deals and leveraging social media, outperforming peers in a tough dining environment. The turnaround is ongoing, with rising sales, improved margins, and operational efficiencies, yet Chili's still has room to grow versus competitors. Brinker's valuation remains reasonable despite recent gains, and analysts see further upside as e...