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Brinker International is rated a "buy" with a $188 price target, supported by strong Chili's performance and expected macro tailwinds. EAT has outperformed peers, with Chili's comparable sales up 21.4% and operating margins rising 270 bps to 16.2%. Despite sector headwinds, EAT maintains robust free cash flow, low leverage (

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Brinker International, Inc. (EAT), owner of Chili's and Maggiano's, has achieved a remarkable turnaround under CEO Kevin Hochman's leadership since 2022. EAT's growth stems from operational efficiency, menu simplification, technology upgrades, and value-driven marketing, positioning Chili's as a top competitor in casual dining. Despite market concerns about slowing growth and macroeconomic head...

Chili's continues to deliver strong traffic, pricing, and share gains, supporting durable revenue momentum. The margin outlook for Brinker International remains constructive due to operating leverage, pricing discipline, labor efficiency, and R&M savings. EAT stock trades at a reasonable valuation, creating a favorable risk-reward setup.

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Brinker International (EAT) offers a compelling buy opportunity after a sharp valuation correction, despite continued topline and margin growth. EAT's forward PE ratio is now deeply discounted versus historical averages and sector peers, reflecting macro pressures rather than structural issues. Margin headwinds and tougher comps are short-term; management maintains FY2026 EPS guidance, with rev...