Zamp strategy in Brazil’s fast-food market, shares on B3 under sector scrutiny
Published on 06/23/2026 at 17:32 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael MĂĽller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 17:27.
Zamp (BRZAMPACNOR5) operates the Burger King and Popeyes brands in Brazil and trades on the B3 exchange in São Paulo. The company sits in the Brazilian quick-service restaurant segment, competing indirectly with Arcos Dorados, the McDonald’s master franchisee for Latin America. Zamp investor relations overview
Franchise footprint and brand mix
Zamp manages a large network of Burger King restaurants in Brazil under a long-term franchise agreement with Restaurant Brands International, which also controls Popeyes and Tim Hortons globally. Company history and brand information The group also operates Popeyes units in the country, adding a chicken-focused concept to its burger-driven core.
The fast-food network concentrates on urban locations and shopping centers, where disposable income and traffic volumes are higher than in rural areas. The franchise model combines company-operated outlets with franchised stores, spreading capital needs while maintaining brand standards through contracts and operational audits.
Positioning versus regional peers
In Brazil’s listed restaurant universe, Zamp’s closest regional peer is Arcos Dorados, which runs McDonald’s restaurants across Latin America and the Caribbean and trades on the NYSE. Arcos Dorados corporate profile Both groups compete for similar customer segments in Brazil, though with different brand portfolios and geographic footprints.
The Brazilian quick-service restaurant market is influenced by consumer income trends, food inflation and competition from delivery-focused players such as iFood, which affects traffic patterns in physical restaurants. Sector analysts usually compare Zamp’s performance with broader Latin American consumer names to assess resilience against macroeconomic swings.
Background and price data on Zamp
Key figures, historical news and regulatory filings on the Zamp shares can be followed via the B3 listing and the company’s own investor-relations pages.
How Zamp earns its revenue
Zamp generates revenue primarily from sales at company-operated Burger King and Popeyes restaurants in Brazil, complemented by royalty and franchise fees from franchised outlets. Zamp financial information Additional income stems from marketing contributions and other service-related fees tied to franchise operations.
Listing information for the shares
Zamp shares (BRZAMPACNOR5) trade on the B3 exchange in São Paulo in Brazilian real. The company is part of the consumer discretionary universe in Brazil’s equity market, with the listing providing access to both domestic and international investors via the local exchange.
Key data on the Zamp shares
- Company: Zamp S.A. (Burger King Brasil)
- ISIN: BRZAMPACNOR5
- WKN: ZAMPBR
- Ticker: ZAMP3
- Trading venue: B3 (SĂŁo Paulo)
- Price (as of 2026-06-23, 15:00): 0.00 BRL
- Market cap: 0.00 BRL (as of 2026-06-23)
- Sector / industry: Consumer discretionary / restaurants
- Index membership: not specified
- Next earnings date: not officially scheduled
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