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Earnings

Fresh Factory loses $330,000 (U.S.) in Q3 2025

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Executive Summary

  • Record Q3 2025 billed revenue of US$11.7 M (up 44% YoY) and positive EBITDA of US$0.4 M, the first profitable quarter in the year.
  • Secured a three‑year US$4.0 M revolving asset‑based lending facility and signed a 10‑year lease for a 154,000 sq ft manufacturing space to support capacity expansion.
  • Renewed its Normal Course Issuer Bid (NCIB) authorizing repurchase of up to 3.7 M subordinate voting shares (≈10% float) over the next 12 months.

Key Details

  • Revenue & Profitability
  • Q3 2025 billed revenue: US$11.7 M (CA$16.7 M), vs. US$8.1 M in Q3 2024 (+44%).
  • Adjusted EBITDA Q3 2025: US$0.66 M (CA$0.90 M); positive EBITDA for the quarter of US$0.40 M.
  • Net income Q3 2025: –US$330,000 vs. +US$50,000 in Q3 2024; loss driven by higher facilities/maintenance costs and a one‑time US$200,000 equipment disposal loss.

  • Year‑to‑Date (YTD) 2025 vs. 2024

  • Billed revenue YTD: US$33.4 M vs. US$23.9 M (+40%).
  • Adjusted EBITDA YTD: US$2.5 M vs. US$1.1 M (+77%).
  • Adjusted gross margin YTD: US$12.5 M vs. US$8.9 M (+40%).
  • Net income YTD: +US$126,003 vs. net loss of –US$165,031 in 2024.
  • Units produced YTD: 64.4 M (↑229% YoY).

  • Financing

  • Three‑year revolving asset‑based lending facility: US$4.0 M committed, providing additional working‑capital flexibility for growth initiatives.

  • Operational Expansion

  • New lease: 154,000 sq ft facility in Chicago suburbs (10‑year term) to consolidate operations and increase capacity across condiments, dips, beverages, and hot‑fill categories.
  • Production upgrades: added snack‑bite capacity and new sachet‑pouch‑filling lines; unit production Q3 2025 rose 227% YoY to 29.9 M units.

  • Capital Management – NCIB

  • TSX‑V approval to renew Normal Course Issuer Bid.
  • Authorization to repurchase up to 993,161 shares (≈10% of float) between 2 Dec 2025 and 1 Dec 2026; max 2% in any 30‑day period.
  • Purchases will be executed via open market transactions through Clarus Securities Inc.; proceeds sourced from working capital.

  • Sustainability Initiatives

  • Installed high‑efficiency HVAC systems in the new facility to lower energy use.
  • Continued 100% composting of food waste.

Notable Quotes

“Q3 was a pivotal quarter for us, highlighted by record revenue, positive EBITDA and meaningful progress in scaling our snacks platform,” said Bill Besenhofer, CEO & Co‑founder. “With new lines on‑line, a significantly larger facility secured and enhanced liquidity from our credit facility, we're positioned to grow alongside our partners and accelerate innovation across categories.”

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