10-Q quarterly report · filed Aug 6, 2026

Vital Farms, Inc. (VITL) Q2 2026 10-Q Quarterly Report

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Vital Farms, Inc. (VITL) filed its Q2 2026 10-Q quarterly report on Aug 6, 2026 for the quarter ended Jun 28, 2026. Quarterly revenue was $166M (down 10.1% year over year) with net income of −$30M.

Q2 2026 key financials · XBRL

Revenue
$166M
−10.1% YoY · −11.3% QoQ
Net income
−$30M
−11133.1% YoY · −1841.1% QoQ
Operating margin
-24.2%
Gross margin
6.6%
EPS (diluted)
−$0.73
−302.8% YoY · −2333.3% QoQ

Source: XBRL data from the Vital Farms, Inc. (VITL) Q2 2026 10-Q on SEC EDGAR. USD.

Vital Farms, Inc. Q2 2026 10-Q analysis

AI summary of MD&A and risk factor updates

Management Discussion & Analysis

  • Quarterly revenue $166.0M, down $18.8M YoY from $184.8M
  • Gross margin 7% vs 39% YoY; operating margin (24)% vs 13%
  • Eggs and egg-related products $160.4M, approximately 97% of quarterly revenue
  • Net loss $31.1M vs net income $16.6M; Adjusted EBITDA $(26.6)M vs $29.9M
  • Outlook: supply controls throughout 2026; financial results below previously announced guidance amid oversupply and lower velocities

Risk Factors

  • Newly triggered capacity risk: May 2026 capital-expenditure reductions, including halting Vital Crossroads construction and pausing accelerator-farm development
  • Profitability risk: Q2 net loss $31.1 million amid commodity-egg oversupply, wider price gaps, and declining shell-egg velocities
  • Debt covenant risk: Fixed-charge coverage breach as of June 28, 2026 required a lender waiver under the JPMorgan facility
  • Revenue concentration risk: Shell eggs represented 92% of quarterly net revenue, increasing sensitivity to category demand
  • Litigation and compliance risk: Missed public guidance may expose Vital Farms to securities litigation, derivative claims, and regulatory inquiry

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