Record Quarterly Revenue
Reported record Q2 net revenue of $217.5M (CEO rounded to $218M), beating analyst expectations despite headwinds.
Profitability and Cash Operating Results
Adjusted EBITDA of $8.4M and positive adjusted cash operating income of $6M for the quarter; adjusted EPS loss of $0.02 reported.
Strong International Cannabis Growth
Global cannabis net revenue of $67.5M with international cannabis up 36% year-over-year and sequential growth of 51% to ~$20M, driven by higher-margin international markets.
Distribution (Tilray Pharma) Momentum
Distribution revenue of $85.3M, the largest quarter ever for the segment, increasing 26% year-over-year and 15% sequentially while improving gross margins.
Balance Sheet and Liquidity Strengthened
Ended the quarter with $291.6M in cash and marketable securities, reduced debt by ~$4M in Q2 and moved from a net debt position to a net cash position of nearly $30M.
Material Improvement in Cash Flow and Net Loss
Cash flow used in operations improved to $8.5M from $40.7M (a $32.2M improvement); net loss narrowed to $43.5M, a 49% improvement year-over-year (from $85.3M).
Canadian Operational Highlights and Capacity Expansion
Highest quarterly Canadian shipment volume in two years with >5.5M units shipped; completed Cayuga outdoor harvest that increased cultivation capacity to ~200 metric tons annually (company referenced broader Canadian capability up to ~270 metric tons).
Progress on Cost Savings and Guidance Reaffirmed
Delivered $27M of annualized cost savings in H1 under Project 420, on track to $33M target; reaffirmed FY26 adjusted EBITDA guidance of $62M–$72M.
Tilray Medical Scale and R&D Leadership
Tilray Medical run-rate expected ~ $150M annually; offers 200+ medical cannabis products, serves >500k registered patients and participated in 25+ clinical studies—positioned as science-driven global medical operator.
Margin Improvements in Key Segments
Overall gross profit $57.5M and gross margin 26%; cannabis gross margin improved to 39% from 35% a year ago (+4 percentage points); distribution gross margin rose to 13% from 12%; wellness margin improved to 32% from 31%.