Nine Restaurant Brands International Insiders Sell $7.2M in QSR Stock on the Same Day
Nine Restaurant Brands International executives sold a combined $7.22M in QSR stock on Feb 23, all at exactly $67.51 per share — a rare unanimous same-day, same-price insider sell.
Nine Restaurant Brands International executives sold a combined $7.22 million in QSR stock on February 23, 2026 — all at exactly the same price of $67.51 per share. The precision matching across all nine sellers points to a coordinated disposition plan rather than independent market decisions.
Nine Sellers, One Day, One Price
| Insider | Title | Shares Sold | Value | Shares After |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Axel Schwan | Pres., Tim Hortons Americas | 34,938 | $2.36M | 194,983 |
| Thomas Curtis | Executive | 15,410 | $1.04M | 100,161 |
| Sami Siddiqui | Brand Pres., Popeyes Americas | 12,828 | $0.87M | 31,923 |
| Jill Granat | Executive | 11,524 | $0.78M | 476,126 |
| Duncan Fulton | Chief Corporate Officer | 10,307 | $0.70M | 49,676 |
| Jeffrey Housman | Chief People & Services | 7,705 | $0.52M | 159,961 |
| Thiago Santelmo | President, International | 5,686 | $0.38M | 74,066 |
| Jacqueline Friesner | Executive | 4,616 | $0.31M | 194,200 |
| Peter Perdue | Pres., Popeyes US & Canada | 3,882 | $0.26M | 42,905 |
| Total: 9 insiders | $7.22M | |||
Why One Price?
When nine different insiders sell at exactly $67.51 on the same day, it almost certainly indicates a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan with a coordinated execution. Companies often set up block trades where multiple insiders sell simultaneously through a single broker, resulting in identical execution prices.
This isn't necessarily bearish — it's administrative. But the fact that nine senior leaders chose to set up sells at this price level is worth noting.
Brand Presidents Selling
The seller list reads like a who's-who of Restaurant Brands' operating leadership. RBI owns Tim Hortons, Burger King, Popeyes, and Firehouse Subs. Notable sellers include:
- Tim Hortons Americas president Axel Schwan — largest seller at $2.36M
- Popeyes Americas president Sami Siddiqui — $870K, career total $25.1M
- Popeyes US & Canada president Peter Perdue — $260K, relatively new to selling
- International president Thiago Santelmo — $380K
Career Context
Several of these executives have significant career selling histories with QSR:
- Jill Granat: $37.5M career sales — but still holds 476,126 shares (~$32M)
- Sami Siddiqui: $25.1M career — down to 31,923 shares (~$2.2M)
- Axel Schwan: $19.7M career — still holds 194,983 shares (~$13M)
- Jacqueline Friesner: $17.8M career — holds 194,200 shares (~$13M)
For QSR investors, the coordinated nature of this sell makes it less alarming than nine independent decisions would be. The identical pricing confirms plan-based execution. Still, $7.22M in aggregate insider selling from the people who run Burger King, Tim Hortons, and Popeyes deserves a watchful eye.
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