McDonald's (MCD) Global Same-Store Sales Rise 3.1% in May
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McDonald's (NYSE: MCD) reports a 3.1 percent rise in global same-store sales during May.
Comps in the US were up 2.4 percent, in Europe up 2.3 percent, in Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa up 4.3 percent.
CEO Jim Skinner said, "McDonald's ability to connect with consumers and deliver the menu choices, everyday affordability and experience that is in tune with today's lifestyles has been the cornerstone of our ongoing sales momentum. The modernization of our restaurants, coupled with menu innovation and enhanced accessibility of our Brand continues to deliver the unique McDonald's experience that is resonating with our customers around the world."
Comps in the US were up 2.4 percent, in Europe up 2.3 percent, in Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa up 4.3 percent.
CEO Jim Skinner said, "McDonald's ability to connect with consumers and deliver the menu choices, everyday affordability and experience that is in tune with today's lifestyles has been the cornerstone of our ongoing sales momentum. The modernization of our restaurants, coupled with menu innovation and enhanced accessibility of our Brand continues to deliver the unique McDonald's experience that is resonating with our customers around the world."
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