Fast Food Stocks
Scalable hospitality ecosystems rely on high-velocity transaction models characterized by standardized menus, integrated supply chains, and low-friction customer interactions. Operators face persistent margin pressure from volatile commodity inputs and labor costs, driving a sector-wide transition toward automated order processing and cloud-based point-of-sale systems.
As of Oct 23, 2026, Fast Food has 26 US-listed companies worth $486B combined. The median member moved -6.6% over the past week; BRCB led among the 25 largest at +21.6% and NDLS trailed at -17.3%.
Companies in Fast Food
- MCD – McDonald’s Corporation, $176B
- SBUX – Starbucks Corporation, $116B
- YUM – Yum! Brands Inc, $41.3B
- CMG – Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc, $35.6B
- QSR – Restaurant Brands International Inc, $34B
- CASY – Caseys General Stores Inc, $26.4B
- YUMC – Yum China Holdings Inc, $15.1B
- DPZ – Domino's Pizza Inc Common Stock, $10.5B
- BROS – Dutch Bros Inc, $7.3B
- CAVA – CAVA Group, Inc., $6.2B
- JMKE – Jersey Mike's Subs Inc., $5.6B
- WING – Wingstop Inc, $3.3B
- SHAK – Shake Shack Inc, $2.8B
- BH – Biglari Holdings Inc, $1.4B
- WEN – The Wendy’s Co, $1.3B
- SG – Sweetgreen Inc, $1.3B
- PZZA – Papa John's International Inc, $625M
- LOCO – El Pollo Loco Holdings Inc, $445M
- PTLO – Portillo's Inc, $310M
- JACK – Jack in the Box Inc., $243M
- BRCB – Black Rock Coffee Bar, Inc. Class A Common Stock, $158M
- NDLS – Noodles & Company, $80M
- THCH – TH International Limited, $41.3M
- RAVE – Rave Restaurant Group Inc, $39.1M
- GTIM – Good Times Restaurants Inc, $15.6M
- VSTD – Vestand Inc., $4,765