What Sweetgreen's latest 10-Q says: 7 signals
Sweetgreen filed its latest 10-Q with the SEC on Aug 6, 2026. It discusses automation investment, bookings decline and cash flow concern.
Public (SG)Food and Beverage Services5,001 to 10,000 employeessweetgreen.comLinkedIn
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What Sweetgreen's 10-Q filings say
- SEC EDGAR
10-Q
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Sweetgreen sales hit by food safety scares, including a supplier's Salmonella recall in August 2026.
The company is experiencing negative sales impact from a multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak and a supplier-initiated recall for Salmonella.
The sale of its Spyce business for $100M in cash and $86.4M in stock represents a fundamental strategic shift from in-house technology development to a third-party supplier model for its 'Infinite Kitchen' automation.
$186.4M
Total consideration for the sale of Spyce business to Wonder, including $100M cash and $86.4M in stock.
Infinite KitchenWonder Group, Inc.
Despite selling its Spyce automation division, the company remains committed to its automation strategy by planning to 'purchase and incorporate additional Infinite Kitchen units' from its new supplier, Wonder.
Infinite KitchenWonder Group, Inc.
Operating cash burn increased to $17.6M in H1 2026, a $14.9M negative swing from prior year.
Sweetgreen's net cash used in operating activities worsened significantly year-over-year, indicating growing pressure on operational liquidity and a need for cost efficiency despite a recent cash infusion from an asset sale.
$-17.6M
Net cash used in operating activities for the twenty-six weeks ended June 28, 2026.
Experiencing unpredictable demand and negative revenue impacts due to hybrid work trends.
- SEC EDGAR
10-Q
Filed · 12 signals
Sweetgreen divested its in-house automation unit, Spyce, and is now a customer of the buyer, Wonder Group.
$186.4M
Total consideration for sale of Spyce/Infinite Kitchen business to Wonder Group, Inc.
Infinite Kitchenkitchen automationWonder Group, Inc.
Sweetgreen pivots to purchasing "Infinite Kitchen" units from new partner Wonder Group.
After selling its own automation tech, Sweetgreen is now reliant on its new supplier, Wonder Group, for deploying its core "Infinite Kitchen" units.
Infinite Kitchenkitchen automationWonder Group, Inc.
Profitability challenged as same-store sales fall 5.9% and costs rise across the board.
Sweetgreen is experiencing significant margin compression due to a 5.9% decline in same-store sales combined with rising costs for food, labor, and occupancy as a percentage of revenue.
-5.9%
Decrease in Same-Store Sales
Quarterly revenue falls 2.9% YoY to $161.5M, driven by weak sales.
Total revenue decreased by $4.8 million year-over-year, primarily due to a significant drop in sales at existing locations.
$4.8M
Year-over-year decrease in quarterly revenue
-2.9%
Year-over-year percentage decrease in quarterly revenue
Sweetgreen's margins squeezed as food and labor costs rise due to inflation and lower sales.
Food, beverage, and packaging costs rose to 29.0% of revenue (from 26.4% YoY) and labor costs rose to 31.4% (from 28.9% YoY).
2.5%
YoY increase in labor and related expenses as a percentage of revenue (from 28.9% to 31.4%)
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| Call date | What the company said |
|---|---|
| Slowing new restaurant openings by over 50% in 2026The company is reducing new restaurant openings from 37 in 2025 to 15-20 in 2026 to improve financial discipline and cash flow, shifting focus from rapid expansion to operational efficiency and returns. | |
| Lowered full-year guidance amid declining sales and trafficThe company lowered its 2025 guidance for revenue, same-store sales, and margins, citing softer sales trends, particularly in key markets and with younger consumers. This pain point increases urgency for solutions that can drive traffic and improve performance. | |
| Testing new handheld product category in early 2026A new handheld product will enter market testing in early 2026, representing a major menu expansion designed to unlock new dayparts and acquire new customers. This initiative will require operational, supply chain, and marketing support. | |
| Losing traction with core 25-35 year-old demographic and in key marketsExecutives explicitly called out softer sales in Northeast and LA markets and a 15% decline in spending from their core 25-35 year-old customer base. This pain point creates an urgent need for targeted marketing, customer acquisition strategies, and analytics to understand and re-engage this crucial demographic. | |
| Rolling out new in-store and digital technology to improve experienceThe company is deploying new technology, including a 'Scan to Pay' feature in-app to improve throughput and a 'macros calculator' to enhance the digital experience, indicating ongoing investment in its tech stack. | |
| Entering 5-6 new markets through early 2026 despite slower growthDespite slowing overall unit growth, the company is actively expanding its geographic footprint, entering Sacramento, Cincinnati, and Northwest Arkansas in Q4 2025, followed by 2-3 new markets including Salt Lake City in 2026. |
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