Raising Cane\u2019s has experienced quite a growth spurt throughout the past decade or so, and broke into the top 20 restaurant brands by domestic sales last year.<\/p>\n
Per Technomic data<\/a>, Raising Cane\u2019s finished 2024 at No. 18 with a 32% year-over-year sales increase to just under $5 billion. Its unit count jumped by nearly 14% year-over-year. To illustrate its recent growth, the chain was No. 46 in 2018 with $1.18 billion in sales and 400 locations, and expects to finish this year with nearly 1,000 locations.<\/p>\n Since then, Cane\u2019s has leapfrogged legacy chicken players like Boston Market, Wingstop, El Pollo Loco, Church\u2019s Texas Chicken, Bojangles, Zaxbys, and, last year, KFC.<\/p>\n Don\u2019t expect the chain to rest on its laurels anytime soon. The company has a stated goal of breaking into the top 10, reaching $10 billion in sales, and opening 1,600 restaurants \u201cin all major cities and new international locations around the world\u201d by the end of this decade, as founder\/owner Todd Graves recently outlined<\/a>.<\/p>\n To support these ambitions, the company is moving into a new support center in 2026. The new office will be located on Legacy Drive in Plano, Texas, and will quadruple its current office space less than 2 miles away. It also has the capacity for \u201cthousands\u201d of support office employees, compared to its current 650 support office employees, the company said.<\/p>\n