McDonald's rediscovered dedication to customer value has resulted in nothing short of a Golden Age for the Golden Arches. Since announcing its Plan to Win, McDonald's total restaurant sales have increased by 87 percent, profits have nearly quadrupled, and McDonald's stock price has tripled. Over the past several years, even as the fast-food industry struggled through the Great Recession, McDonald's outperformed competitors by a sizable margin. Despite the tough times, from 2008 through the start of 2011, McDonald's achieved a lofty 12.7 per-cent compound annual return to investors versus the Standard & Poor's average-2.9 percent. The chain has enjoyed more than nine straight years of global same-store monthly sales increases.
McDonald's rediscovered dedication to customer value has resulted in nothing short of a Golden Age for the Golden Arches. Since announcing its Plan to Win, McDonald's total restaurant sales have increased by 87 percent, profits have nearly quadrupled, and McDonald's stock price has tripled. Over the past several years, even as the fast-food industry struggled through the Great Recession, McDonald's outperformed competitors by a sizable margin. Despite the tough times, from 2008 through the start of 2011, McDonald's achieved a lofty 12.7 per-cent compound annual return to investors versus the Standard & Poor's average-2.9 percent. The chain has enjoyed more than nine straight years of global same-store monthly sales increases.
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