Beyond Meat lowered its revenue forecast for 2022 but still jumps over 20 percent

Beyond Meat lowered its revenue forecast for 2022 due to inflation, rising interest rates and recession concerns, additionally it would reduce its workforce by 4%.

Beyond Meat reported a loss per share of $1.53 in the second quarter of 2022. Analysts had previously expected a loss of $1,180 per share after last year’s earnings per share (EPS) -$0,310.

The revenue reduced by 1,6% to $147 million, compared to its value $149.4 million a year ago. Analysts had previously expected a value of 150.6 million US dollars.

Outlook for 2022 based on the report

  • revenue of $470 million to $520 million (previous forecast of $560 million to $620 million)
  • the company would reduce its workforce by 4% globally, thus resulting a save of $8 million

Beyond Meat said the high inflation, the rising interest rates and growing uncertainty of a possible recession were among the factors driving the revised outlook. The company spent more on manufacturing and ingredients. Additionally, a joint venture with PepsiCo weighed on profit margins.

In the past few months, the investors put extreme pressure on the company, it had to lose significantly in value

  • 52 week high price $134,9
  • 52 week low price $17,1

However, the investors appeared pleased with the numbers. In US trading on the NASDAQ, Beyond Meat shares rose by 22.30 percent to $38.39 on Friday, August 05th. But the long-term trend remained bearish due to investor pessimism towards the company.

Source: CNBC

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