Shares dropped 10.2% as investors reacted negatively to a noticeable revenue deceleration driven by a temporary biomass supply gap, resulting in lower extraction yields, margin pressure, and weaker Q2 volumes despite some margin improvement.
- Revenue declined 16% year-over-year to $7.3 million due to exhausted own-cultivated biomass and reliance on higher-cost, lower-quality third-party material.
- Adjusted EBITDA was negative $631,000 in Q2, weighed down by the shift away from vertically integrated input material.
- Gross profit rose 62% to $2.4 million, with gross margins improving to 33% from 17% a year ago, reflecting a favorable product mix shift toward higher-margin hydrocarbon products.
- Volumes declined approximately 20%, with management intentionally limiting third-party biomass purchases to protect margins ahead of their larger harvest later in the year.
- The balance sheet strengthened with $5 million cash and $7.1 million inventory growth, positioning the company to capitalize on the upcoming harvest and restore margin profile in H2 2026.
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