Leef Brands (LEEF) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
7 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q2 revenue fell 16.3% YoY to $7.275M amid a temporary biomass gap; gross profit rose 62% to $2.410M and gross margin improved to 33% from 17%.
H1 revenue was $16.652M, down 7.9%; gross profit reached $7.035M and operating loss narrowed to $0.705M from $4.281M.
H1 adjusted EBITDA improved to $1.710M from $(2.092)M; H1 net loss was $1.761M versus $2.667M.
April acquisition of Standard Holdings and the HIMALAYA brand added $1.0M in CPG revenue and a new reporting segment.
Raised ~$14.2M in 2026 and expanded cultivation to ~80 acres, with the 180-acre ranch footprint targeted for 2027.
Financial highlights
Q2 operating loss was $1.988M versus $2.373M; net loss was $1.335M versus $2.933M YoY.
Q2 adjusted EBITDA was $(0.631)M versus $(1.311)M YoY; H1 adjusted EBITDA improved to $1.710M from $(2.092)M.
Q2 operating expenses were $4.4M, up 13.9%, mainly due to higher legal, professional and wage costs; interest expense declined 58.2% to $0.24M.
Cash at June 30 was $4.951M, up from $2.191M at year-end; working capital surplus was $8.7M.
Q2 unit volumes fell 20%, partly offset by a 5% increase in average selling price; hydrocarbon products became the largest revenue category.
Outlook and guidance
Own biomass was expected to contribute in H2, more fully in Q4; management cited ~50% gross margins in prior quarters using ranch material versus 33% in Q2 without it.
Sales of higher-potency CAT 4 distillate from the new harvest were expected to begin in August, supporting margin improvement through the second half of Q3.
Cultivation was expected to reach ~122 acres by fall, with 180 permitted ranch acres targeted for operation in 2027; added processing capacity is intended to support production and reduce costs.
HIMALAYA is expected to grow and contribute meaningfully to cash flow in 2027; export-ready products are targeted for 2027, subject to market and regulatory conditions.
Management is focused on branded CPG growth, wholesale concentrate manufacturing, cost management and additional equity financing to support liquidity.
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