BROS · Analysis updated Nov 5, 2026, 9:47 AM ET

Why is Dutch Bros (BROS) stock moving?

Dutch Bros reported Q3 results after the close on Nov 4. Revenue rose 29.8% to $549.8M and adjusted EPS of $0.25 beat the $0.24 estimate. Same-shop sales rose 5.4% at company-operated shops and the company posted a 14th straight quarter of positive same-shop sales. The market reaction was sharply negative. Full-year revenue guidance of about $2.1B came in below the $2.13B estimate, and adjusted EBITDA guidance was cut to about $380M from $385M-$390M. Traffic growth slowed, management expects higher Q4 food and beverage costs, and investors fear competition from chains such as McDonald's. Premarket and after-hours indications were roughly 14% to 19% lower, near the 52-week low of $36.51. The Nov 4 close of $43.99 came on the heaviest volume of the last 30 days, roughly 100.8K versus a typical 40K-60K. Chairman Travis Boersma and another major holder also sold shares on Nov 4. Analysts largely kept Buy, Overweight or Outperform ratings but cut targets to $47-$56. Positives include 30% growth, new shops annualizing at about $2M and an accelerated goal of 250 openings in 2027. Valuation has also compressed, with a P/E of about 62, well below the 5-year median.

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