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Review of A&W Revenue Royalties Income Fund

MAR 26, 2024 - We still think AW.UN is a good income opportunity and as macroeconomic pressures alleviate there could be the potential for some share price appreciation. Debt is low which is a key attractive feature here. We are downgrading AW.UN to a ‘B’ due to increased competition with bonds and its lower growth rates.

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Q: Hi Peter and the 5i Team,

The recent performance of QSR has been quite lacklustre to say the least. If you were buying today, in what order would you buy QSR and its major Canadian peers (AW.UN, MTY, ans BPF.UN)?

Thanks for your valuable insight.
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on July 11, 2025
Q: Pizza Pizza and Boston Pizza's price history and dividend payouts seem to have been reasonably stable for more than one year. I know you prefer AW.UN but are the other two ok for income? QSR looks too pricey and has a low dividend. What do you recommend?
Read Answer Asked by Jean on January 03, 2025
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