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Sonos Launches Sonos 27 Audio Operating System
Sonos introduced Sonos 27, the latest version of its audio operating system. "Sonos 27 brings a new set of features that expand its open platform and adaptability: AI control through multiple assistants and agents, new ways to move sound around the home, and a more intuitive app experience. Sonos also welcomes two new flagship products, Sonos Beam Ultra and Sonos Ace Ultra," the company stated. "Sonos 27 will become available through a software update to all Sonos S2 products, though some features are only available on certain products. New app navigation starts rolling out Sept. 8, alongside Sonos 27mcp in Early Access. Portable surrounds also start Sept. 8, available to Sonos Move 2 and Sonos Play owners. Beam Ultra and Sonos Ace Ultra are available for pre-order starting today at sonos.com and select retail partners, becoming generally available everywhere Sept. 29, alongside headphone linking as an Early Access feature exclusive to Sonos Ace Ultra. Full details on each will follow," the company added.
Sonos Stock Drops 17.8% to $14.40
Sonos is down -17.8%, or -$3.12 to $14.40.
Company Expects Gross Margin Pressure in FY2027, Adjusted EBITDA at $181 Million
The company states: "Looking ahead to fiscal 2027, we expect higher memory prices to further weigh on our gross margin on an annualized basis, we expect our mitigation actions to drive around 500 basis points of improvements. Though, because this work will take effect progressively through the year, we will not see the full benefit in fiscal 2027. As a result, we expect the lower end of our Q4 gross margin guidance range is a reasonable way to think about the year ahead as a flow through of higher priced memory is partially offset by our mitigation efforts, with first half running lower and some improvements in the second half as our mitigation actions begin to phase in. The combination of growing top line, expanding gross margin and disciplined management of our cost base has a compounding effect on our adjusted EBITDA in fiscal 2026. We expect adjusted EBITDA to be $181 million, up 37% year over year, representing an 11.7% margin."
Sonos Expects 6% to 8% Revenue Growth for Fiscal 2026
The company states: "Taking our year-to-date results and the Q4 guidance I just outlined, I will now walk through what we expect for fiscal 2026, as well as some directional color for fiscal 2027. We expect fiscal 2026 revenue to grow 6 to 8 percent, or 4 to 6 percent, excluding the 53rd week after three. Years of declining top line, this return to growth represents a pivotal moment for Sonos. We expect the momentum we built in fiscal 2026 to carry into fiscal 2027 and beyond, as we continue to execute on the five growth dimensions. Tariff refunds and higher memory costs distort the gross margin improvement achieved in fiscal 2026."
Company Expects Q4 GAAP Gross Margin of 39% to 41%
The company states: "We expect Q4 GAAP gross margin to be in the range of 39% to 41%, with non-GAAP gross margin approximately 120 basis points higher than GAAP. As previously mentioned, please note that our Q4 GAAP Gross margin guidance does not include benefit of any tariff refunds. Our Q4 guidance embeds the latest announced tariff rates of 10% and 12.5% for goods imported from Malaysia and Vietnam, respectively. Memory prices are expected to be a $35 million headwind to Q4. Gross profit year over year, representing a headwind of approximately 1,000 basis points, which is approximately 600 basis points greater year over year impact than Q3. As Tom mentioned, we are actively working to mitigate some of this industry wide cost pressure. However, the Q4 gross margin guidance. I just provided only reflects a small portion of the mitigation benefit. As our action will take effect progressively through fiscal 2027. We are focused on managing this challenge thoughtfully, without losing sight of larger opportunity to drive top line growth and maximizing long term value. Expect Q4, GAAP operating expenses to be in the range of $160 million to $170 million. We expect non-GAAP operating expenses to be lower than GAAP by approximately $20 million. Please note that the extra week in Q4 contributes approximately $5 million of additional non-GAAP operating expenses in the quarter. Excluding this, the midpoint of our guidance implies that non-GAAP operating expenses grow by 4% year over year, mainly attributable to program expenses related to new product introductions. Bringing it all together, we expect Q4 adjusted EBITDA to be in the range of -$11 million to positive $18 million, or positive $3 million at the midpoint. As previously noted, we expect higher memory prices to reduce our Q4 adjusted EBITDA by $35 million, excluding higher memory prices. The midpoint of our guidance range implies adjusted EBITDA would have increased from $6 million last year to $38 million, or nearly six times last year." Comments taken from Q3 earnings conference call.
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