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Dunkin' Brands Group Inc. (DNKN) - Get Report reported mixed third quarter financials Thursday, Oct. 26, that missed earnings estimates but beat revenue forecasts.

The company, which owns the namesake Dunkin' Donuts brand and ice cream chain Baskin-Robbins, reported adjusted earnings of 61 cents per share, which fell just short of analysts' expectation of 63 cents, according to FactSet.

The Massachusetts-based company had net income of $52.2 million, down from $52.7 million for the same period last year. But revenue totaled $224.2 million, topping analyst expectations of $214.6 million and increasing from the third quarter in 2016.

Dunkin' Donuts same-store sales grew by 0.6%, but Baskin-Robbins comp sales shrank 0.4%. Dunkin' said its sales were negatively impacted by the hurricanes that struck the U.S., and it plans to open fewer stores than originally anticipated as a result. Looking ahead, Dunkin' said the trend of growth at Dunkin' Donuts and weakness at Baskin-Robbins should continue for the rest of fiscal 2017.

The mixed results come on the heels of a strong showing from competitor McDonald's Corp. (MCD) - Get Report amid a push into cheaper and more premium coffee. U.S. same-store sales rose 4.1%.

Dunkin' CEO Nigel Travis said he isn't too concerned about McDonald's revival.

"Our success in the morning shows we are holding our own," Travis said. "McDonald's clearly had a good quarter, congratulations to them -- we will build on the success we have had."

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