Mexican firm Finaccess offers $630M for remaining 25% of Restaurant Brands Intl at $5.05/share, a 71% premium.

Mexican firm Finaccess Restauración has made a $5.05-per-share, $630 million takeover offer for the remaining 25% of Restaurant Brands International, a 71% premium over the stock’s prior close. The offer, which is final and non-negotiable, is supported by ACC, holding 4.7%, and will close in 29 working days. Finaccess, already owning 75% of the company, operates KFC, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, and Carl’s Jr. in New Zealand, Australia, California, Hawaii, and other Pacific islands. The move follows a sharp stock decline from $16 in 2021 to around $3 in 2025. Despite flat sales in New Zealand and a drop in California profits due to a wage hike, the company reported strong overall performance in the first half of 2025.