The Wendy's Company

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The Wendy's Company is a global fast-food restaurant chain known for its focus on freshly made square-shaped burgers, seaasoned fries, and a variety of other menu items. Founded in 1969 and headquartered in Dublin, Ohio, Wendy's operates thousands of locations worldwide, emphasizing quality, customer service, and a menu that includes sandwiches, salads, and beverages. It is one of the largest quick-service hamburger chains globally.

$7.76 -0.07 (-0.89%)
Dividend Yield 7.22%
Payout Frequency Quarterly

Dividend History

Pay DateAmountEx-DateRecord Date
June 15, 2026$0.142026-06-012026-06-01
March 16, 2026$0.142026-03-022026-03-02
December 15, 2025$0.142025-12-012025-12-01
September 16, 2025$0.142025-09-022025-09-02
June 16, 2025$0.142025-06-022025-06-02

Dividends Summary

Company News

2 Short Squeezes for Summer Speculation: What the Bears Are Getting Wrong
Investing.com • Thomas Hughes • July 7, 2026

The article identifies Wendy's and AST SpaceMobile as potential short-squeeze candidates, arguing that short sellers have misunderstood the investment thesis for both companies. Wendy's new CEO Bob Wright is implementing digital-first strategies similar to successful competitors, while AST SpaceMobile has strong institutional backing and long-ter...

Don't Chase Wendy's Meme Stock Rally. Here Are 2 Restaurant Stocks With Actual Growth Stories.
The Motley Fool • Matt Frankel, Cfp® • July 2, 2026

The article warns against chasing Wendy's meme stock rally, which surged 50% due to Reddit trader interest despite the company's declining same-store sales and brand issues. Instead, it recommends Toast and Starbucks as better restaurant industry investments with strong fundamentals and growth trajectories.

What Investors Should Know About Wendy's Sudden Surge
The Motley Fool • Catie Hogan • June 27, 2026

Wendy's stock surged 42% this week due to a viral Reddit WallStreetBets rally, similar to GameStop and AMC meme-stock phenomena. While the spike is driven by social media momentum, the company has legitimate turnaround potential with new CFO Steve Cirulis (who previously helped turn around Potbelly) and expansion plans in China. However, the comp...

The Crowd Is Selling Wendy's Stock. Here's Why It's a Buy Instead.
The Motley Fool • Thomas Niel • June 26, 2026

Wendy's stock has fallen nearly 50% over the past year due to stagnant sales and declining profits. However, at 10.8x forward earnings, the stock appears undervalued with potential catalysts including takeover interest from investor Nelson Peltz and new leadership from Potbelly's former CEO and CFO who previously orchestrated a successful turnaro...

Why Wendy's Stock Popped Today
The Motley Fool • Joe Tenebruso • June 25, 2026

Wendy's stock surged 25.66% on Wednesday, driven by retail investor interest on WallStreetBets and the appointment of new CEO Robert Wright and CFO Steve Cirulis, both turnaround experts from Potbelly. Despite the gains, the struggling burger chain faces significant headwinds including a 21.9% operating profit decline and 6.8% same-store sales dr...

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