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NASDAQ:BROS 30 December 2025 - 27 February 2026

Dutch Bros stock (BROS) cools in premarket after a 6% pop — here’s what traders watch next

Dutch Bros stock (BROS) cools in premarket after a 6% pop — here’s what traders watch next

Dutch Bros shares fell 0.4% to $53.69 in premarket trading Friday after closing up 6.0% on Thursday. The stock has gained about 14% over three sessions. Investors are awaiting U.S. producer price data at 8:30 a.m. ET, which could impact rate expectations and growth stock valuations. Dutch Bros recently reported Q4 revenue up 29.4% to $443.6 million and forecast 2026 revenue near $2 billion.
27 February 2026
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Dutch Bros stock price jumps after hours as earnings beat hits — what BROS investors watch next

Dutch Bros stock price jumps after hours as earnings beat hits — what BROS investors watch next

Dutch Bros shares jumped 12.3% to $57.07 in after-hours trading after reporting Q4 revenue up 29% to $443.6 million and same-shop sales up 7.7%. The company forecast 2026 revenue of $2.0-$2.03 billion and at least 181 new shop openings. Adjusted earnings were 17 cents a share, beating analysts’ 9-cent estimate. The stock had closed down 5% at $50.82.
13 February 2026
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