As previously reported, KeyBanc analyst Christopher Carril initiated coverage of Dutch Bros (BROS) with an Overweight rating and $77 price target The company represents one of restaurants’ most compelling growth stories, driven by mid-teens unit growth, and while shares have outperformed peers in 2025, the performance has not fully reflected Dutch Bros’ strong fundamentals as sentiment around the fast casual segment remains largely negative, the analyst tells investors in a research note. The company’s sales drivers in 2026 are highly visible, including an expanded food menu and growth in mobile ordering, the firm added.
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