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Build-A-Bear reported second-quarter earnings of $0.70 per share but missed expected revenue, posting $115.3 million versus $121.27 million forecast. The company cut its full-year revenue outlook (to $500–525 million) and lowered its pre-tax earnings guidance, citing weaker customer traffic and the loss of a wholesale program. Gross margin fell 340 basis points to 54.2% due to increased promotions, while Halloween products got off to a strong start. After the announcement, the stock plunged about 18% in premarket trading and approached its 52-week low. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Build-A-Bear has appointed Chris Hurt as chief executive officer effective June 11, 2026. Hurt was previously chief operations and experience officer and succeeds Sharon Price John, who will remain on the board. The company announced further management changes and noted a share price near its 52-week low, a market capitalization of $418.55 million and a P/E ratio of 7.83. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Build-A-Bear reported adjusted EPS of $1.03 for Q1 2026, beating the $0.76 expectation, while revenue of $125.3 million missed the $130.55 million estimate by 4.02%. Gross margin rose by 700 basis points, supported by operational efficiency and a one‑time customs rebate, but e-commerce declines and lower in-store traffic weighed on sales. Management lowered its full-year revenue guidance to $530–550 million and announced investments in product lines, the in-store experience and digital capabilities. After the release, shares fell in premarket trading as investors assessed the revenue shortfall and digital challenges. » Plus sur de.investing.com