Breakdown | |||||
TTM | Sep 2024 | Sep 2023 | Sep 2022 | Sep 2021 | Sep 2020 |
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Income Statement | Total Revenue | ||||
3.09M | 3.10M | 3.24M | 2.95M | 1.17M | 1.07M | Gross Profit |
623.15K | 1.00M | 843.84K | 412.24K | -89.28K | -25.37K | EBIT |
-1.87M | -2.33M | -4.18M | -4.07M | -5.13M | -2.57M | EBITDA |
-1.45M | -1.36M | -3.63M | -3.45M | -4.82M | -2.35M | Net Income Common Stockholders |
-2.12M | -2.13M | -4.60M | -4.29M | -5.17M | -2.78M |
Balance Sheet | Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | ||||
73.81K | 61.47K | 120.50K | 436.08K | 2.75M | 453.32K | Total Assets |
4.60M | 3.80M | 4.42M | 5.22M | 7.03M | 1.16M | Total Debt |
3.16M | 3.02M | 2.89M | 2.28M | 1.80M | 1.20M | Net Debt |
3.09M | 2.96M | 2.77M | 1.85M | -957.18K | 749.49K | Total Liabilities |
6.77M | 7.27M | 6.21M | 4.17M | 3.43M | 4.52M | Stockholders Equity |
-2.17M | -3.47M | -1.79M | 1.05M | 3.60M | -3.36M |
Cash Flow | Free Cash Flow | ||||
-557.63K | -623.61K | -1.25M | -3.79M | -3.25M | -180.27K | Operating Cash Flow |
-556.78K | -621.56K | -1.25M | -2.52M | -1.09M | -66.38K | Investing Cash Flow |
275.65K | 504.40K | 102.30K | -936.90K | -1.51M | -113.89K | Financing Cash Flow |
233.87K | 58.13K | 832.05K | 1.14M | 4.89M | 401.92K |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
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77 Outperform | C$492.30M | 15.76 | 10.29% | 6.18% | -1.02% | -1.76% | |
71 Outperform | C$51.01M | 18.70 | 5.42% | 3.14% | 9.07% | 124.97% | |
65 Neutral | $955.09M | 134.82 | 1.11% | 2.86% | 0.33% | -92.77% | |
62 Neutral | $6.94B | 11.29 | 2.95% | 3.87% | 2.70% | -24.49% | |
46 Neutral | C$19.69M | ― | ― | -6.91% | 31.42% | ||
26 Underperform | C$24.32M | ― | 93.93% | ― | ― | 14.57% |
Odd Burger Corporation has announced an exclusive national listing with 7-Eleven Canada for its retail product line, which includes four plant-based products. This partnership will see Odd Burger’s products available in over 500 7-Eleven locations across Canada by mid-June, with exclusive distribution in the convenience-store category for six months. This collaboration is expected to significantly boost Odd Burger’s production output and diversify its revenue sources, enhancing its industry positioning and providing more accessible plant-based food options to the public.
Odd Burger Corporation has announced a new distribution deal with Dot Foods Canada, which will significantly expand the reach of its plant-based products across Canada. This partnership will enhance Odd Burger’s ability to service national grocery and restaurant chains by providing a convenient distribution channel and a national pricing program. The deal is expected to simplify logistics and production processes, driving efficiency and potentially increasing revenue for the company.
Odd Burger Corporation has appointed AI expert Graham Taylor to its board of directors, highlighting the company’s commitment to integrating artificial intelligence into its operations. This strategic move is expected to enhance Odd Burger’s technology platforms, potentially improving its market positioning in the fast-food industry. Additionally, the company has launched an AI chatbot to automate customer support, franchise sales, and investor relations, aiming to improve efficiency and response times. These developments underscore Odd Burger’s focus on leveraging AI to gain a competitive edge in the marketplace.
Odd Burger Corporation has decided to halt its U.S. expansion plans due to escalating political tensions and tariff uncertainties between Canada and the U.S. Instead, the company will focus on strengthening its Canadian manufacturing and franchise operations, aiming to capitalize on the growing demand for plant-based products in Canada. This strategic shift is expected to support Canadian companies transitioning to plant-based products and presents a growth opportunity for Odd Burger in its core market.
Odd Burger Corporation has decided to halt its U.S. expansion plans due to escalating political tensions and tariff uncertainties between Canada and the U.S. Instead, the company will redirect its investment towards enhancing its Canadian manufacturing and franchise operations, capitalizing on the growing demand for plant-based products in Canada. This strategic shift aims to strengthen its core market presence and support Canadian companies in transitioning to locally made plant-based products.
Odd Burger Corporation has announced its strategy to expand into the U.S. market by replicating its successful Canadian model, which includes sourcing ingredients locally and building a manufacturing facility in the U.S. This approach aims to mitigate the impact of tariffs on Canadian goods and ensure a resilient supply chain. Additionally, the company has launched a $2 million private placement to fund its U.S. expansion, establishment of manufacturing facilities, and franchise operations across North America.