McDonald's announced today that system wide sales restaurants
worldwide increased 10.5% in November. U.S. comparable sales
increased 5.1% for the month; 5.0% year-to-date as of November with
comparable sales in Europe increasing 8.4% for the month; 5.6%
year-to-date in November. Jim Skinner, CEO of McDonald’s said,
"McDonald's ongoing emphasis on delivering a superior customer
experience continues to drive strong top-line results around the
globe, with worldwide comparable sales rising 6.2% in November."
Comparable sales for the U.S increased 5.1% as McDonald's remains a
favored breakfast and late-night destination. In France and
Germany, strong results fueled an 8.4% increase in comparable sales
for the month. Europe's results benefited from combined initiatives
that paired premium burgers with appealing promotions featuring the
popular family games of UNO and Monopoly. McDonald's remains
focused on evolving the customer experience to achieve even greater
relevance with European consumers. Asia/Pacific, Middle East and
Africa all saw comparable sales increase 4.3% in November, led by
strong results in Japan and Australia in addition to positive
performance in China.