GF Securities Analyst maintained a buy rating on Sino-British Food Group Holdings on November 6, setting a target price of HK$504.87. The company's stock price closed at $49.95 last Friday.
Overall, analysts in the market have a unanimous 'strong buy' expectation for Yum China, with an average target price of HKD 471.86, representing a potential increase of 844.66% from the current level. In a report released on November 5th, CMB International Securities also maintained a 'buy' rating for the stock, with a target price of HKD 457.75.
According to Sysco China's latest financial report for the quarter ending September 30, the company's quarterly revenue was $3.48 billion, with a net profit of $311 million. In contrast, during the same period last year, the company's revenue was $3.21 billion, and the net profit was $282 million.
Based on recent internal trading activities involving 76 insiders at the company, the market sentiment towards these insiders' holdings of the stock is negative. This indicates that in the past quarter, there has been an increase in the number of insiders selling YUMC shares compared to earlier this year. The most recent instance occurred in August 2026, when YUMC's Chief Supply Chain Officer Duoduo ( Howard ) HUANG sold 24,096 shares for a total transaction amount of $1,134,519.53.
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