Toast (TOST) Partners With ICC UK to Help Hospitality Brands Scale Across Borders

By Emily Carter|Business & Economy Reporter
Toast (TOST) Partners With ICC UK to Help Hospitality Brands Scale Across Borders

Toast Inc. (NYSE:TOST), the cloud-based restaurant technology platform, is gaining attention from analysts as one of the more undervalued stocks on the NYSE. On May 21, the company announced a sponsorship of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) UK Trade & Export initiative, a move designed to help hospitality brands navigate international expansion—especially across the UK-US corridor.

Under the partnership, Toast will offer its integrated software, AI, payments, and financial services platform to ICC UK’s network of hospitality leaders, giving them a unified operational base to manage multi-country growth. The company currently powers roughly 171,000 locations worldwide and emphasizes a “build global, act local” strategy, supported by dedicated UK-based teams and round-the-clock customer assistance.

This initiative follows Toast’s track record with multi-location brands already operating on both sides of the Atlantic, including Chotto Matte, Miznon, and Carbone. Kurt Zdesar, founder of Chotto Matte, said the platform delivers real-time insights and consistent operations across different markets, giving brands the confidence to expand with a stable, flexible system.

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By joining the ICC initiative, Toast aims to demonstrate that the right technology partner can enable seamless growth from London to New York and beyond. Beyond its core restaurant management software—covering point of sale, payments, operations, digital ordering, delivery, marketing, loyalty, and team management—Toast also offers fintech solutions tailored for the industry.

Market observers note that while TOST’s investment potential is widely recognized, some AI-focused stocks may offer higher upside with lower downside risk, particularly in the current tariff and onshoring environment. For investors seeking a deeply undervalued AI stock with tailwinds from Trump-era trade policies, a recent report highlights a compelling candidate.

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