Papa John's International Q1 Total Comp Store Sales -2%, International -2.6%, North America -1.8%
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Papa John's International reported a decline in Q1 total comparable store sales by 2%, with international sales down by 2.6% and North America sales down by 1.8%. The report details a decrease across various segments, including domestic company-owned restaurants, North America franchised restaurants, and system-wide sales, contrasting with the previous year's growth in several areas.

May 09, 2024 | 11:05 am
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Papa John's International experienced a decline in Q1 with total comparable store sales down by 2%, indicating a challenging start to the year across both domestic and international markets.
The reported decline in comparable store sales across all segments, including a notable decrease in domestic company-owned and North America franchised restaurants, suggests a negative short-term impact on investor sentiment and potentially the stock price of Papa John's International. The contrast with the previous year's growth in several areas further highlights the downturn, making it a significant factor for investors.
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