Welcome!
Welcome to the April, 2026 Jack in the Box STNL update!
Each month I'll be covering news and information of interest to Jack in the Box STNL owners to help them make the best decisions for their investments.
This month, I’m still covering corporate news, stock price updates, sales comps, and tax tips AND I’m adding a new section on store closures and doing something a little different for the “Grab Bag” section.
As always, I'm available to provide a no-cost, no-obligation Broker Opinion of Value (BOV) for your property. I personally make a habit to update my investment portfolio each quarter; doing so helps me achieve peace of mind and I sleep better each night because of it. I'm happy to do it for you as well.
I hope you enjoy this April edition of the Jack in the Box STNL update. I look forward to your comments and communicating with you soon. Have a great rest of your month!
Best,
Michael H. Young
[email protected]
Investment Advisor
AiCRE Partners
Summary
Corporate News - Maintaining sales and profitability are going to be a challenge in 2026 but JACK is making some good personnel and marketing moves. Read below for more details.
Stock Price Update - JACK shares are trading at $11.45 per share, down 53% from a year ago. Most analysts still recommend a “HOLD” on JACK. Forward revenue projections are down.
Recent Jack in the Box Sales Comps - Eight Jack in the Box properties have sold so far this year. Read below for average cap rates and states with the most recent sales.
Store Closures - I’m adding a section on store closures. Two vacant properties sold since last month. See below for more detail on stores closures.
Investor’s Corner - April 15 is in a just few days. If your’e dealing with IRA inheritance taxes, read the Wall Street Journal article below about how “disclaiming” an inheritance can have tax advantages for family wealth planning.
“Grab Bag” - I’m covering something a little different this month. Take a look below to see what QSR brand is on track to weather the changing landscape of the economy. Hint: it’s a brand that is putting Gen Z front and center of their branding strategy.