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BranchOut Food Shareholder Update: Record Production and Major Customer Deliveries Position Company for Record Q2
Record Production in March and April Positions Company for Expected Record Revenue Q2 Driven by Major Customer Deliveries. Key Highlights: Record production
About this update from Branchout Food Inc.
[{"type":"text","content":"Record Production in March and April Positions Company for Expected Record Revenue Q2 Driven by Major Customer Deliveries.\nKey Highlights: Record production achieved in March and into Q2 at approximately 46,000kg per month, the highest levels in company history.Company expects Q2 2026 to be a record revenue quarter driven by major customer deliveries.Largest order in company history launched nationwide in 600+ locations at the nation’s second largest warehouse club retailer, with early sales supporting potential $15 million everyday program opportunity.Potential large scale tolling partnership with a major household brand nearing finalization, representing a potential $6–7 million annual revenue opportunity with significantly higher margin profile.Continued expansion with the nation’s largest warehouse club retailer through additional regional programs, new Mango Chips launch, and potential back to school multipack expansion.Major innovation meeting with the world’s largest retailer showcased 35+ product concepts across multiple categories, generating strong buyer interest and future SKU opportunities.Ingredient channel expected to grow to approximately $6–7 million in 2026, compared to nearly $2 million in 2025.Kaufman Capital continues supporting growth through non dilutive working capital financing to fund inventory build for major customer deliveries. BEND, Ore., May 14, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- BranchOut Food Inc. (NASDAQ: BOF), a food technology company pioneering the next generation of natural fruit and vegetable snacks through its proprietary GentleDry™ process, today provided a business update on first quarter 2026 operations and ongoing production ramp activities in preparation for record Q2 deliveries and revenue. While Q1 revenue was below the company’s record Q4 2025 results, this was primarily due to shipment timing, as Q1 served as a production and inventory build quarter ahead of what the company currently expects to be a record revenue Q2. During Q1, the company built substantial inventory to support large committed customer deliveries scheduled for Q2 2026. To support upcoming deliveries, the company ramped production to record levels of approximately 46,000kg in March and into Q2, marking the highest production months in company history. The increase was driven by preparation for the company’s largest order t...