Wingstop

Wingstop EV/OCF

The EV/OCF (Enterprise Value to Operating Cash Flow) of Wingstop (WING) as of Sep 25, 2026 is 57.51. In the previous year, EV/OCF (Enterprise Value to Operating Cash Flow) was 55.33 — a change of 3.94% (higher).

EV/OCF

57.51

YoY

3.94%

Last updated:

EV/OCF (Enterprise Value to Operating Cash Flow) of Wingstop is 2026 57.51 . EV/OCF (Enterprise Value to Operating Cash Flow) of Wingstop was 2025 55.33 . It decreases by 3.94% higher compared to the previous year.

The Wingstop EV/OCF history

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EV/OCF
Date
EV/OCF
Jan 1, 2018
209.65 USD
Jan 1, 2019
210.68 USD
Jan 1, 2020
126.06 USD
Jan 1, 2021
168.83 USD
Jan 1, 2022
109.64 USD
Jan 1, 2023
69.52 USD
Jan 1, 2024
55.33 USD
Jan 1, 2025
57.51 USD
The Wingstop EV/OCF history
YEAREV/OCFYoY
57.51+3.94%
55.33-20.41%
69.52-36.59%
109.64-35.06%
168.83+33.93%
126.06-40.16%
210.68+0.49%
209.65-28.74%
294.22-18.23%
359.83-40.69%
606.69+10.18%
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Wingstop Stock analysis

What does Wingstop do? Wingstop Inc. is a US chain of restaurants specializing in chicken wings. The company was founded in 1994 in Garland, Texas, by Antonio Swad and is now headquartered in Dallas. History: Wingstop originally started as a small restaurant in Garland, Texas, specializing in breaded and fried chicken wings. The concept was a success and the company quickly expanded into other states. In 2003, the chain was acquired by the private equity firm Roark Capital Group, which further expanded the business and continues to hold the majority stake today. Wingstop now has over 1500 locations in various countries around the world and generates annual revenue of over one billion dollars. Business Model: Wingstop's business model is based on fast, convenient service and a limited menu selection focused on chicken wings and some side dishes. The chicken wings are offered in various flavors, including classic Buffalo sauce, garlic parmesan, Hawaiian teriyaki sauce, and many others. Wingstop sources its chicken meat from selected suppliers and uses only fresh ingredients for side dishes such as fries, coleslaw, and corn. Operating a Wingstop franchise does not require much space or elaborate equipment, making the business model particularly attractive to franchisees. Segments: Wingstop operates various segments including in-store dining, take-out, drive-thru, and delivery. Most locations have seating for customers to wait for their order on site or pick it up in their car. Many locations also offer delivery services, either through their own employees or third-party platforms such as Grubhub and Uber Eats. Most Wingstop locations also have alcohol sales and drink options, including beers and margaritas, to enhance the dining experience. Products: The core product of Wingstop is chicken wings, available in various quantities and flavors. Customers can choose between traditional bone-in wings and boneless wings. Wingstop also offers a variety of side dishes including fries, coleslaw, and corn. In addition, the company provides dips and sauces for customers to add extra flavor. Additionally, Wingstop also offers desserts including brownies, cookies, and cheesecake. Overall, Wingstop is a successful fast-food establishment known for its high-quality chicken wings and fast service. The company has expanded in recent years and is currently one of the largest providers of chicken wings in the USA. With its limited menu selection and simple operating model, it is a popular franchise option for aspiring restaurateurs. Wingstop is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Wingstop stock

EV/OCF (Enterprise Value to Operating Cash Flow) of Wingstop is 57.51 in 2026.

EV/OCF (Enterprise Value to Operating Cash Flow) of Wingstop changed from 55.33 to 57.51, representing a 3.94% change. The value is higher than the previous year.

On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of EV/OCF (Enterprise Value to Operating Cash Flow) Wingstop since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.

EV/OCF compares enterprise value to operating cash flow, measuring how much investors pay per unit of cash generated from operations.

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