BRC reaffirms fiscal 2026 guidance of at least 7% net revenue growth after director podcast comments

Reuters03-23
BRC reaffirms fiscal 2026 guidance of at least 7% net revenue growth after director podcast comments
  • BRC said it learned that a board member gave a podcast interview stating the company would probably generate about 450.0 million in revenue and discussing potential future gross margin levels.
  • The company said the director was not authorized to speak on its behalf regarding financial performance and that it is not issuing guidance beyond what it has previously provided.
  • BRC reaffirmed its guidance provided in early March, which assumes at least 7% net revenue growth compared with 2025 revenue of $398.3 million.


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