Dutch Bros Inc. (BROS)

NYSE • Consumer Cyclical

$41.49

-$0.25 (-0.6%)

Market open

Last close at October 23, 2026 at 20:00 UTC

Open$40.8

Previous Close$41.49

Day Range$40.11 - $41.72

Avg. Volume (3M)4.3M

Market Cap$7.7B

P/E Ratio57.6

52 Week Range

$36.51$74.02

Next EarningsIn 10 daysNov 4, 2026

Metrics Over Time

Where the Money Goes

Q2 2026

Revenueeverything earned$550.8M100%

Gross Profitminus cost of goods$151M27%

Operating Incomeminus R&D and overhead$70.4M13%

Net Incomeminus taxes and the rest$37.4M7%

In plain terms: out of every $100 in revenue, Dutch Bros Inc. keeps $7 as net profit.

Fundamentals & Financials

Revenue (TTM)

$1.8B

Net Income (TTM)

$92.3M

EPS (TTM)

$0.72

ROA (TTM)

2.74%

Current Ratio

1.35

Dividend Yield

TTM is calculated as the sum of the four most recently completed quarters. This is a standard approach when monthly or real-time data is not available.

Income Statement

Balance Sheet

Financial Highlights

Dividends History

Split History

Earnings

+44.4%Q3 2025$0.26

+13.6%Q4 2025$0.19

+70.0%Q1 2026$0.17

0.0%Q2 2026$0.16

+14.0%Q3 2026$0.33

Nov 4

in 10 daysQ4 2026

% — EPS deviation from the forecast (beat / miss); quarters without a forecast show the reported EPS

Latest report — Q3 2026

Beat +14.0%

Dutch Bros beat expectations on both the top and bottom line in the second fiscal quarter of 2026, reported Aug. 5 based on preliminary results, as revenue of about $550.9 million topped the $525.4 million consensus by roughly 5% and adjusted EPS of $0.33 beat the $0.29 estimate by about 14%. Revenue rose 32.5% from $415.8 million a year ago, led by company-operated shops, which generated about $429.1 million and grew 31.4%; franchising added roughly $34.0 million, up 25.3%, while other revenue slipped 14.7% to about $1.4 million. Gross margin held near 27% and operating margin was about 13%, with operating income at roughly $70.4 million. Net income rose 46.0% to about $37.4 million from $25.6 million a year ago. Operating cash flow was $0.00. Next-period consensus calls for EPS of $0.24 on revenue of $538.3 million.

Next report — what to expect

Dutch Bros Inc. (BROS) reports next on November 4, 2026. Wall Street’s consensus calls for EPS of $0.24 on revenue of $548.6 million. For trailing context, revenue grew +32.5% year over year last quarter. The company has beaten EPS in 7 of 8 most recent quarters.

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About Dutch Bros Inc.

Dutch Bros Inc. operates drive-thru beverage shops in the United States and trades on the NYSE under BROS, placing it in the consumer-facing Restaurants business. Through the Dutch Bros Coffee, Dutch Bros Rebel, and Blue Rebel brands, it generated $1.6 billion of revenue in FY2025.

Name

Dutch Bros Inc.

CEO

Christine Barone

Website

www.dutchbros.com

Industry

Consumer Cyclical

Year Founded

1992

Employees

27,000

Today's Snapshot

AI-generated

BROS closed 0.6% lower at 41.49. KeyCorp, an investment bank, cut its expected Dutch Bros share price to $59. BROS is due to report earnings on 4 November.

Trading Volume

Below 10d avg (4.3M)

3.4M

vs S&P 500 Today

Inline with Market

-0.10%

Updated: October 23, 2026 at 20:18 UTC

BROS Headlines

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April 9, 2026

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March 10, 2026

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November 28, 2025

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Technical Indicators

2 Buy3 Neutral3 Sell

BROS shows a cautious technical picture dominated by longer-term weakness despite short-term support. Price sits above the shortest averages but remains below the 50/100/200-day levels, and momentum readings are largely neutral with RSI near 51 and MACD slightly negative. ADX near 30 points to a meaningful trend environment leaning bearish, while ATR around 4.1% signals elevated intraday range. The OBV print is deeply negative even though short-term averages have recent strength, suggesting distribution at higher levels. Technical takeaway: Sell.

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