Simply Good Foods forecasts fiscal 2027 net sales decline of 13%–17%

By Public Technologies
  • Simply Good Foods forecasts fiscal 2027 net sales declining 13%-17%; adjusted EBITDA is expected to fall 9%-14%.
  • First-quarter fiscal 2027 net sales are projected to fall 19%-22%; adjusted EBITDA is forecast to decline 28%-33%.
  • Full-year gross margin is expected to expand 250-300 basis points, supported by pricing, productivity initiatives and lower one-time costs.
  • Second-half performance is expected to improve materially from the first half, with some margin recovery reinvested in marketing.
  • The outlook reflects consumption trends, pricing effects and distribution losses; fourth-quarter fiscal 2026 net sales fell 9.7% to $333.3 million.


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