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Bespoke Extracts, Inc. Announces Financial Results and Strategic Rebranding for the First Quarter Ended March 31, 2025
Globenewswire· 2025-07-01 15:16
Core Insights - Bespoke Extracts, Inc. has successfully rebranded as The Joint Company (TJC) and launched new products, Doobskis and Dutch Blunts, which are gaining traction in Colorado's cannabis market [3][5] - Despite an 8.8% contraction in Colorado's regulated cannabis market, the company achieved year-over-year revenue growth [5] - The company is focused on expanding its market share and optimizing operations for sustainable growth [8] Financial Highlights for Q1 2025 - Revenue increased to $263,159, up 1.0% from $260,428 in Q1 2024, driven by strong sales of branded pre-rolled joints [7] - Gross profit rose to $110,779 from $102,581 in Q1 2024, supported by improved production efficiencies [7] - Operating expenses decreased to $356,117 from $405,384 in Q1 2024, reflecting lower stock-based compensation and reduced salaries [7] - Net loss decreased to $260,521 from $314,118 in Q1 2024 [7] Operational Highlights - Daily pre-roll production increased by 32% compared to Q1 2024, enhancing TJC's competitive processing capabilities [8] - The company achieved cost efficiencies in raw materials, packaging, and labor, boosting gross margins despite increased marketing costs [8] - Management is exploring expansion into other state-regulated cannabis markets, leveraging successful operations in Colorado [8] Fiscal Q2 2025 Outlook - Projected revenue for Q2 2025 is expected to exceed $385,000, compared to $278,163 in Q2 2024, driven by strong demand for new product lines [11] - Continued improvements in manufacturing processes are anticipated to support higher production volumes and consistent product quality [11] - Enhanced production efficiencies and cost management are projected to drive higher gross margins [11]
How Coach got its cool back
CNBC· 2025-06-25 12:00
Luxury retailer Coach has made a comeback after a strategic rebrand, successful celebrity partnerships and revamped designs.And it's drawing in younger shoppers. More than two-thirds of Coach's nearly 900,000 new customers in North America were Gen Zers and millennials in the last quarter, the brand said. Coach President and CEO Todd Kahn said he and creative director Stuart Vevers focused on what they called the "timeless Gen Z client, " which "became the muse" for the company."When we started focusing ve ...