Food technology company BranchOut's Q3 revenue up 93%

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Food technology company BranchOut's Q3 revenue up 93%

Overview

  • BranchOut Q3 revenue reaches $3.2 mln, up 93% yr/yr

  • Company completed ATM equity program, reducing notes payable by over 92%

  • BranchOut commits to purchasing new EnWave machine for capacity expansion

Outlook

  • BranchOut plans to expand capacity with a new EnWave REV 120kW machine in early 2026

  • Company sees strong demand for dragon fruit products in 2026

  • BranchOut in advanced talks with major retailers for 2026 expansion

Result Drivers

  • RECORD PRODUCTION - September marked the highest production month in BranchOut's history, with over 38,500 kg of finished product, reaching a $16 mln annualized run rate

  • STRAWBERRY PRODUCT SUCCESS - New strawberry item ranked among top 10 best-selling products in its category, gaining national attention

  • FINANCIAL STRENGTHENING - Completion of ATM equity program and reduction of notes payable by over 92% significantly strengthened balance sheet

Key Details

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Beat/Miss

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Consensus Estimate

Q3 Revenue

$3.20 mln

Press Release: ID:nGNX68PDkY

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