Cracker Barrel Q4 2025 Earnings
The post Cracker Barrel Q4 2025 Earnings appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In an aerial view, a Cracker Barrel sign featuring the old logo hangs on a sign outside of a restaurant on Aug. 27, 2025 in Florida City, Florida. Joe Raedle | Getty Images Cracker Barrel Old Country Store said Wednesday the restaurant chain is focusing on enhancing its experiences for guests after it faced intense backlash over an attempted rebrand earlier this summer. The company reported mixed fiscal fourth-quarter earnings Wednesday afternoon, and CEO Julie Masino said the company is “optimistic” about its future as it heads into next year. The stock sank 10% in after hours trading. Here’s how the company performed compared with what Wall Street was expecting, based on a survey of analysts by LSEG: Earnings per share: 74 cents vs. 80 cents expected Revenue: $868 million vs. $855 million expected Masino said Cracker Barrel was grateful for customers voicing their “passion for Cracker Barrel in recent weeks” and that the company is now switching its focus. “We’ve listened, switching back to our ‘Old Timer’ logo, hitting pause on remodels, and placing an even bigger emphasis in the kitchen and other areas that enhance the guest experience,” Masino said. “Many elements of our plan are working well and delivering results, as evidenced by five consecutive quarters of comparable store restaurant sales increases and 9% adjusted EBITDA growth in fiscal 2025.” Still, Cracker Barrel said it expects total revenue for fiscal 2026 of $3.35 billion to $3.45 billion, compared with the $3.52 billion analysts expected, and a same-store traffic decline of 4% to 7%. The company faced backlash last month after it announced a complete rebrand, including a redesign of its logo and a remodeling of its restaurants. The new logo scrapped the image of a man sitting on a wooden chair leaning against a barrel, instead moving to a simpler…
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In an aerial view, a Cracker Barrel sign featuring the old logo hangs on a sign outside of a restaurant on Aug. 27, 2025 in Florida City, Florida. Joe Raedle | Getty Images Cracker Barrel Old Country Store said Wednesday the restaurant chain is focusing on enhancing its experiences for guests after it faced intense backlash over an attempted rebrand earlier this summer. The company reported mixed fiscal fourth-quarter earnings Wednesday afternoon, and CEO Julie Masino said the company is “optimistic” about its future as it heads into next year. The stock sank 10% in after hours trading. Here’s how the company performed compared with what Wall Street was expecting, based on a survey of analysts by LSEG: Earnings per share: 74 cents vs. 80 cents expected Revenue: $868 million vs. $855 million expected Masino said Cracker Barrel was grateful for customers voicing their “passion for Cracker Barrel in recent weeks” and that the company is now switching its focus. “We’ve listened, switching back to our ‘Old Timer’ logo, hitting pause on remodels, and placing an even bigger emphasis in the kitchen and other areas that enhance the guest experience,” Masino said. “Many elements of our plan are working well and delivering results, as evidenced by five consecutive quarters of comparable store restaurant sales increases and 9% adjusted EBITDA growth in fiscal 2025.” Still, Cracker Barrel said it expects total revenue for fiscal 2026 of $3.35 billion to $3.45 billion, compared with the $3.52 billion analysts expected, and a same-store traffic decline of 4% to 7%. The company faced backlash last month after it announced a complete rebrand, including a redesign of its logo and a remodeling of its restaurants. The new logo scrapped the image of a man sitting on a wooden chair leaning against a barrel, instead moving to a simpler…
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