Habit Burger Grill

Marketing

How Yum Brands' chains come together on value marketing

Executives with Taco Bell, KFC and Habit Burger & Grill share ideas and strategies to win over consumers. That has come in handy as value becomes vital for consumers.

Financing

Why did Yum Brands buy Habit Burger?

The Bottom Line: Yum Brands bought Habit Burger in 2020 with the intention to grow the brand. The company does not even mention the brand in its earnings calls.

Joe Park, president of Byte by Yum, is leaving the fast-food chain operator while Taco Bell CEO Sean Tresvant is getting a promotion as part of a reorganization under new chief executive Chris Turner.

Both fast-food restaurant chains’ same-store sales fell 5%, while Habit Burger and Grill’s sales also declined. Taco Bell’s same-store sales rose 4%.

The fast-food restaurant chain operator said it keeps its “eyes open” to buy another chain, arguing that its size and scale matter more than ever. But it would be “very selective.”

The longtime executive of the fast-food restaurant chain owner will retire in the first quarter of 2026. The company will start a search process for his successor.

Byte by Yum will consolidate the technology capabilities the company has developed or acquired over the years.

The Mexican chain’s same-store sales rose 4% last quarter. But a host of other brands reported falling sales amid a difficult environment.

Marketing Bites: The Yum Brands’ burger chain is engaging in a cheeky war of words against the Double-Double slinger.

Meet the new Habit Burger & Grill. The name change is designed to celebrate the brand's diverse menu. RIP extraneous "the."

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