Wendy's plans to shut down hundreds of underperforming locations across the United States by 2026. This is part of a strategic effort to revitalize the brand and improve profitability at its remaining outlets.
The decision to close stores follows a previous wave of 140 closures last year. Wendy's aims to tackle declining domestic sales amid strong competition in the fast-food sector.
“This move aims to strengthen the system and boost profitability at remaining restaurants.”
Such restructuring efforts signal Wendy's commitment to adapt and remain competitive in a challenging market.
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Author’s Summary: Wendy's will close hundreds of U.S. stores by 2026 to improve profitability and combat declining sales amid intense competition.