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Sees FY26 Same Store Sales Growth in Mid-Single Digits
Sees FY26 Same Store Sales growth in the mid-single digits. Sees FY26 adjusted EBITDA in the range of $34M-$35M. Sees 38 new store openings.
Q2 Revenue at $63M, Same Store Sales Growth at 4.2%
Reports Q2 revenue $63.0M, consensus $64.58M. Same Store Sales growth increased 4.2% compared to the prior year period. "We delivered another strong quarter, where revenue increased 25% and adjusted EBITDA grew 17% year-over-year, reflecting the continued strength of our brand, customer engagement strategy, and operating model. Same store sales growth increased 4.2%, or 15.1% on a two-year basis, despite lapping a particularly strong 10.9% same store sales growth comparison from the prior year, underscoring the resilience of customer demand and the consistency of our overall performance. During the quarter, we opened 10 new locations, reaching 200 stores systemwide, while continuing to execute against our disciplined expansion strategy. Deepening guest engagement, fostering a people-oriented culture and growing our market presence remain key priorities. During the quarter, we continued to invest in initiatives to expand opportunities to engage with our customers, including new and exciting menu offerings, loyalty segmentation and daypart-based offers, and extended operating hours. At the same time, we continue to grow our presence and build brand awareness in our existing markets, while the visibility provided by our largely committed 2026 and 2027 development pipeline reinforces our confidence in the significant expected whitespace opportunity ahead. Combined with the strength of our high-performing, culture-driven team and growing leadership pipeline, we believe we are well positioned to scale and deliver sustainable long-term growth," said Mark Davis, CEO.
Black Rock Coffee Appoints Jon Vingo as Chief Development Officer
Black Rock Coffee announced the appointment of Jon Vingo as chief development officer. In this role, Vingo will oversee Black Rock Coffee Bar's restaurant development strategy, including real estate and site selection, prototype design, and construction. Most recently, he served as CEO of Skillets Restaurants.
Major Averages Rise as Oil Surges Past $100
The major averages started the week with an advance as investors shook off the weekend collapse in peace negotiations.Crude oil briefly surged past $100 per barrel once again after President Trump announced a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz after peace talks between the U.S. and Iran ended without an agreement in place, but oil pulled back as the session went on.In addition to navigating the renewed Iran worries, stocks advanced in spite of Goldman Sachs- the first of this week's big bank earnings reporters - slipping about 2%.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Goldman Sachsreported, though the company noted that the macro environment started to weigh on sentiment as Q1 progressedFastenalreportedand provided its outlook for 2026Baker Hughesits Waygate Technologies business to Hexagonfor $1.45BSomnigroupLeggett & Plattin a $2.5B all-stock transactionOver 1,000 writers, actors, and directors haveopposing Paramount Skydance'sproposed takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery2. WALL STREET CALLS:Best Buyto Sell from Buy at Goldman SachsKeyBancT-Mobileon valuation, Q1 results catalystStarbucksto Hold at JefferiesConstellation Brandsto Buy at TD CowenNiketo Hold from Buy at HSBC3. AROUND THE WEB:Take-Two'sRockstar Games was hacked for the second time in three years, BBC reportsBooking.comexperienced a data breach with "unauthorized parties" gaining access to customer data, The Guardian saysPolyPeptideis attracting private equity takeover interest, with EQT, KKR, and Advent among suitors looking into a potential acquisition of the company, Bloomberg reportsMetais developing an AI version of Mark Zuckerberg that can interact with employees in his stead as part of a bigger effort to remake the company around AI, FT saysInventurus Knowledge Solutions, or IKS, is in advanced talks to acquire TruBridgefor about $600M, Economic Times says4. MOVERS:Allogene Therapeuticswas higher afterfrom its ALPHA3 trialRevolution Medicinesincreased afterfrom its RASolute 302 clinical trialSpyre Therapeuticsgained after reporting its trial of SPY001Dutch Brosand Black Rock Coffee Barwere lower after the Wall Street Journalthat McDonald'sis planning to offer energy drinksCoStarfell after ReutersThird Point disposed of its position in the company and won't seek a proxy fight5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Children's Place, with EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearMarti Technologiesbacked itsJPMorgan & Chasewillon April 14ALT5 Sigma CorporationreportedTSMCwillon April 16INDEXES:The Dow rose 301.68, or 0.63%, to 48,218.25, the Nasdaq gained 280.84, or 1.23%, to 23,183.74, and the S&P 500 advanced 69.35, or 1.02%, to 6,886.24.
McDonald's Plans New Beverage, Dutch Bros and Black Rock Coffee Shares Slip
Shares of Dutch Bros (BROS) and Black Rock Coffee Bar (BRCB) were slipping in afternoon trading after the Wall Street Journal reported that McDonald's (MCD) is planning to offer a Red Bull Dragonberry Energizer as part of a broader overhaul of its menu of cold drinks at its U.S. restaurants later this year. The new beverages, which are anticipated to be priced below those of rivals such as Dutch Bros and Black Rock Coffee, are expected to be sold starting in August of this year. Shares of Dutch Bros are down 2.8% in afternoon trading, while Black Rock Coffee Bar shares are 3% lower.
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