Sees FY26 capital expenditures $70M-$80M. Sees FY26 North America comparable sales down 2%-4%. Sees FY26 international comparable sales up 2%-4%. “In 2026, we are focused on continuing our transformation work to best position Papa Johns to win in a dynamic QSR category. Our strong balance sheet is supporting investment in these initiatives, which we believe will deliver high returns. We look forward with confidence in our ability to generate sustainable, profitable growth, and value creation,” Penegor concluded.
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