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FIZZNational Beverage Corp.

Feb 9, 2027 — Q4 2026 Earnings Release
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The schedule

  • Tue9Feb
  • Mon10May

Past

  • Wed1Jul

    Actual outcome: Bull · $33.33 at outcome

    National Beverage reported in-line EPS of $0.44 and announced a special cash dividend of $3.25 per share. Despite the large dividend announcement, the stock remained flat as the in-line earnings results failed to provide a clear directional catalyst.

    National Beverage reported in-line EPS of $0.44 and announced a special cash dividend of $3.25 per share. Despite the large dividend announcement, the stock remained flat as the in-line earnings results failed to provide a clear directional catalyst.

  • Thu30Apr

    Actual outcome: Bull · $34.92 at outcome

    National Beverage met Q4 EPS estimates at $0.44, but the stock rose 2% because management confirmed that LaCroix volumes have stabilized and provided a positive FY2027 outlook focused on margin expansion. This alignment with the bull case regarding brand recovery and operational stability drove the

    National Beverage met Q4 EPS estimates at $0.44, but the stock rose 2% because management confirmed that LaCroix volumes have stabilized and provided a positive FY2027 outlook focused on margin expansion. This alignment with the bull case regarding brand recovery and operational stability drove the

  • Thu5Mar

    Actual outcome: Mixed · $35.22 at outcome

    National Beverage reported EPS of $0.50, meeting analyst estimates exactly and demonstrating volume stability for LaCroix despite aggressive pricing from competitors. The stock remained flat because while the company successfully defended its market share, the lack of an earnings beat or specific growth catalysts from new products failed to trigger the anticipated bull case re-rate.

    National Beverage reported EPS of $0.50, meeting analyst estimates exactly and demonstrating volume stability for LaCroix despite aggressive pricing from competitors. The stock remained flat because while the company successfully defended its market share, the lack of an earnings beat or specific growth catalysts from new products failed to trigger the anticipated bull case re-rate.