"Shares of Dutch Bros lost 6.42% over the past month, continuing a slide that's seen the coffee retailer's stock fall by 36.48% since its year-to-date high Feb. 18. Still, over the past year, BROS is up 56.28%. When it reported second-quarter results, Dutch Bros announced EPS of 26 cents, beating estimates of 18 cents, and quarterly revenue of $415.81 million, beating analysts' expectations of $403.24 million. BROS' earnings are expected to grow by 38.60% in 2026, from 57 cents to 79 cents per share."
"As the third-largest coffee shop in the U.S. behind Still, Dutch Bros is Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) and Dunkin Brands, Dutch Bros has 950 stores in 18 states. But the company trails its rivals by a significant margin. In comparison, Dunkin has over 9,000 locations in the U.S. and over 13,000 globally. Starbucks is even bigger, with almost 16,500 locations domestically and another 12,600 or so in international markets."
Dutch Bros' stock fell 6.42% over the past month and 36.48% since its Feb. 18 year-to-date high, while rising 56.28% over the past year. Second-quarter EPS was 26 cents, beating 18-cent estimates, and revenue was $415.81 million, above $403.24 million expected. Earnings are projected to grow 38.6% in 2026, from 57 cents to 79 cents per share. Dutch Bros operates 950 stores in 18 states, substantially fewer than Dunkin's 9,000+ U.S. locations and Starbucks' roughly 16,500 domestic locations plus international outlets. Starbucks is rapidly expanding and using a "fortressing" strategy to flood markets with stores to build mind share and efficiency. Dutch Bros has opened 30 or more stores each quarter for 13 consecutive quarters and expects about 150 new locations this year.
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