1-800-FLOWERS.COM (FLWS) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
15 Oct, 2026Business profile and scale
Leading gifting platform with brands including 1-800-Flowers.com and Harry & David; assortment spans floral, gourmet foods, gift baskets and personalized products.
FY26 revenue was $1.5B; served 7M+ customers, with 700K Celebrations Passport members and ~77% of revenue from existing customers.
Annual scale included 95M stems delivered, 6M pounds of Moose Munch produced and 12K tons of Comice pears harvested.
Transformation and operating progress
Multi-year transformation is organized around customer focus, reach beyond e-commerce, cost and operational efficiency, and stronger talent and accountability.
FY26 actions included customer-data-led decisions, improved holiday execution, a simpler customer journey and a broader acquisition and retention funnel.
Achieved $50M of run-rate savings ahead of plan; identified an additional $15M–$20M of run-rate savings for FY27.
Shifted to a function-based operating model to reduce duplication, clarify ownership and strengthen accountability.
FY27 priorities and customer growth
Priorities: accelerate revenue recovery, modernize the customer experience, increase marketing productivity and execute with discipline.
Focus areas span acquisition, engagement, conversion and retention, including improved targeting, personalization, product discovery, checkout and purchase frequency.
Multi-category customers represent 26% of customers and 12% of revenue; Passport members represent 9% of customers and 19% of revenue.
Passport members and customers shopping multiple categories spend 2x–3x more on average, creating an opportunity to deepen engagement and grow customer value.
Latest events from 1-800-FLOWERS.COM
- Revenue fell 10.8% to $1.50B with a $134.8M net loss; transformation and capital review ongoing.FLWS
Q4 2026 - Q3 revenue fell 11.6% with a $100.1M net loss and improved margins and cost savings.FLWS
Q3 2026 - Revenue fell 9.5% but net income and free cash flow rose on lower expenses.FLWS
Q2 2026 - All agenda items passed, including director elections and incentive plan amendment.FLWS
AGM 2025 - Key votes include director elections, auditor ratification, and an equity plan amendment.FLWS
Proxy Filing - Revenue fell 8% and net loss reached $200M, driving a shift to efficiency and transformation.FLWS
Q4 2025 - Revenue fell 10% to $242.1M, net loss widened, but margin gains set up for holiday improvement.FLWS
Q1 2025 - Gross margin recovery drove higher adjusted EBITDA despite a 9.2% revenue decline.FLWS
Q4 2024 - Q2 revenue fell 5.7% amid system and market headwinds; 2025 revenue to decline mid-single digits.FLWS
Q2 2025