Market Cap 219.47M
Revenue (ttm) 326.45M
Net Income (ttm) -160.28M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -49.10%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 1,985,900
Avg Vol 2,498,376
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 76.47M
Stochastic %K 1%
Beta 2.22
Analysts Buy
Price Target $2.71

Company Profile

Beyond Meat, Inc., a plant-based meat company, engages in the development, manufacture, marketing, and sale of plant-based meat products under the Beyond brand name in the United States and internationally. The company sells a range of plant-based meat products that replicates beef, pork, and poultry meats. It sells its products through grocery, mass merchandiser, club stores, and natural retailer channels, as well as various food-away-from-home channels, including restaurants, foodservice outle...

Industry: Packaged Foods
Sector: Consumer Defensive
Phone: 866 756 4112
Address:
888 North Douglas Street, Suite 100, El Segundo, United States
fwank
fwank Aug. 4 at 8:39 PM
$BYND so Disney boy thinks beyond meat will borrow another 600M from veggie fund and then not have to pay it back in bankruptcy court to unsecured bond holders? Do you understand beyond meat would need to spend all 600M of new debt so bond holders wouldn’t get anything? Like what is this goober even talking about 😂
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DisMania
DisMania Aug. 4 at 8:20 PM
$BYND fwank is a complete and utter idiot and clearly doesn't understand strategy. Do you think it's a coincidence that the SECURED debt is issued by a plant-based nonprofit? 🤣 I'll break it down step by step so even fwank can understand (should I write it in crayon for you?). The way I see this going down, and the bondholders will soon agree (if they don't already realize it) is Beyond will borrow from Ahimsa, if necessary, at an amount greater than or equal to their assets. This means that, in 2027, if the bondholders haven't agreed to restructure, 100% of Beyond's assets will go to Ahimsa. As you stated, the bondholders DGAF about Beyond and will happily sell off the assets (machinery, plants, IP, etc) and don't care if Beyond ceases to exist. Ahimsa (the plant-based nonprofit), on the other hand, has DEEP pockets and a vested interest in seeing Beyond survive At worst, stock gets wiped, but the bondholders get ZIP. They don't want to get ZIP, so they'll renegotiate. Strategy.
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codefocus
codefocus Aug. 4 at 7:38 PM
$BYND quiet before the storm… Except fwank. He’s paid to be loud so he never shuts the fuck up. 😘
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akkiwithagoal
akkiwithagoal Aug. 4 at 7:36 PM
$BYND if bynd pulls restructing shit like $CVNA … i can see @fwank getting fcked like shyGlizzy 😂😂😂😂
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codefocus
codefocus Aug. 4 at 7:01 PM
$BYND people who can’t read a chart and understand delta if their life depended on it: “bUt hOW wiLL thEy ReAch caSh fLOw poSiTiViTY??” 🙄
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fwank
fwank Aug. 4 at 6:57 PM
$BYND “Once they restructure, bankruptcy is off the table” Do we all understand restructuring is converting 0% interest debt to ‘not 0% interest debt’? How would one expect beyond meat to afford servicing debt interest payments as their sales decline and they are still trying to achieve “ebita positive margins” by “the end of 2026”?
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fwank
fwank Aug. 4 at 6:49 PM
$BYND you can’t help stupid. If you think unsecured bond holders get “zero” during bankruptcy, I guess you don’t understand how bankruptcy courts work. Just because it’s “unsecured” the debt is still repaid, just behind any secured debt. With about 500M assets + 100M in cash, the bond holders will get more than enough to make 10¢ on the dollar in bankruptcy. This doesn’t include equity conversion that could also be issued as repayment outside of the selling off of assets. Theoretically Beyond Meat wants to continue to operate and grow for 5+ years.. the best case scenario (which is also exactly what the bonds are telling you will happen) is beyond meat sheds this long term debt through bankruptcy and emerges cash flow positive. The idea that beyond meat can finance the debt is ridiculous. The idea that beyond meat can proactively service the new debt if the 1.1B is restructured is even more ridiculous. If BK doesn’t happen, more dilution and debt interest payments will.
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DisMania
DisMania Aug. 4 at 5:19 PM
$BYND @WrappedLunatic @fwank Except fwank conveniently forgot one scenario: The "veggie fund" fwank speaks of is secured debt, whereas the 1.1b is unsecured. Translation, management has been playing a game of chess, whereby they are ensuring that the unsecured bondholders will get exactly zero (0, zip, nada, zilch) if they refuse to come to the table and restructure their debt with Beyond Meat. I will repeat this: IMO, the management has ensured that the unsecured debt holders will get ZERO if they refuse to restructure their debt, thanks to Beyond's subsequent agreement (SECURED loan) with the plant-based fund. The plant-based fund will get everything, and the bondholders will get zero. This incentivizes bondholders to agree to restructure (or lose 100% of their $1.1b investment). Once they restructure, bankruptcy is OFF the table, and the stock, which is currently priced for bankruptcy, will react according. I guess you missed that detail "WEaDing ThWu 10Qs Faw a WiVinG!", @fwank
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DisMania
DisMania Aug. 4 at 5:09 PM
$BYND I have no idea what mgt will discuss on the ER call this week, but if they mentioned increased demand due to high beef prices, watch out shorts
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ZACHSPIZZA
ZACHSPIZZA Aug. 4 at 3:11 PM
$BYND still sick about that $5 tease pump and dump. I was actually green lol let’s go fire up the engines again!
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fwank
fwank Aug. 4 at 8:39 PM
$BYND so Disney boy thinks beyond meat will borrow another 600M from veggie fund and then not have to pay it back in bankruptcy court to unsecured bond holders? Do you understand beyond meat would need to spend all 600M of new debt so bond holders wouldn’t get anything? Like what is this goober even talking about 😂
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DisMania
DisMania Aug. 4 at 8:20 PM
$BYND fwank is a complete and utter idiot and clearly doesn't understand strategy. Do you think it's a coincidence that the SECURED debt is issued by a plant-based nonprofit? 🤣 I'll break it down step by step so even fwank can understand (should I write it in crayon for you?). The way I see this going down, and the bondholders will soon agree (if they don't already realize it) is Beyond will borrow from Ahimsa, if necessary, at an amount greater than or equal to their assets. This means that, in 2027, if the bondholders haven't agreed to restructure, 100% of Beyond's assets will go to Ahimsa. As you stated, the bondholders DGAF about Beyond and will happily sell off the assets (machinery, plants, IP, etc) and don't care if Beyond ceases to exist. Ahimsa (the plant-based nonprofit), on the other hand, has DEEP pockets and a vested interest in seeing Beyond survive At worst, stock gets wiped, but the bondholders get ZIP. They don't want to get ZIP, so they'll renegotiate. Strategy.
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codefocus
codefocus Aug. 4 at 7:38 PM
$BYND quiet before the storm… Except fwank. He’s paid to be loud so he never shuts the fuck up. 😘
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akkiwithagoal
akkiwithagoal Aug. 4 at 7:36 PM
$BYND if bynd pulls restructing shit like $CVNA … i can see @fwank getting fcked like shyGlizzy 😂😂😂😂
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codefocus
codefocus Aug. 4 at 7:01 PM
$BYND people who can’t read a chart and understand delta if their life depended on it: “bUt hOW wiLL thEy ReAch caSh fLOw poSiTiViTY??” 🙄
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fwank
fwank Aug. 4 at 6:57 PM
$BYND “Once they restructure, bankruptcy is off the table” Do we all understand restructuring is converting 0% interest debt to ‘not 0% interest debt’? How would one expect beyond meat to afford servicing debt interest payments as their sales decline and they are still trying to achieve “ebita positive margins” by “the end of 2026”?
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fwank
fwank Aug. 4 at 6:49 PM
$BYND you can’t help stupid. If you think unsecured bond holders get “zero” during bankruptcy, I guess you don’t understand how bankruptcy courts work. Just because it’s “unsecured” the debt is still repaid, just behind any secured debt. With about 500M assets + 100M in cash, the bond holders will get more than enough to make 10¢ on the dollar in bankruptcy. This doesn’t include equity conversion that could also be issued as repayment outside of the selling off of assets. Theoretically Beyond Meat wants to continue to operate and grow for 5+ years.. the best case scenario (which is also exactly what the bonds are telling you will happen) is beyond meat sheds this long term debt through bankruptcy and emerges cash flow positive. The idea that beyond meat can finance the debt is ridiculous. The idea that beyond meat can proactively service the new debt if the 1.1B is restructured is even more ridiculous. If BK doesn’t happen, more dilution and debt interest payments will.
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DisMania
DisMania Aug. 4 at 5:19 PM
$BYND @WrappedLunatic @fwank Except fwank conveniently forgot one scenario: The "veggie fund" fwank speaks of is secured debt, whereas the 1.1b is unsecured. Translation, management has been playing a game of chess, whereby they are ensuring that the unsecured bondholders will get exactly zero (0, zip, nada, zilch) if they refuse to come to the table and restructure their debt with Beyond Meat. I will repeat this: IMO, the management has ensured that the unsecured debt holders will get ZERO if they refuse to restructure their debt, thanks to Beyond's subsequent agreement (SECURED loan) with the plant-based fund. The plant-based fund will get everything, and the bondholders will get zero. This incentivizes bondholders to agree to restructure (or lose 100% of their $1.1b investment). Once they restructure, bankruptcy is OFF the table, and the stock, which is currently priced for bankruptcy, will react according. I guess you missed that detail "WEaDing ThWu 10Qs Faw a WiVinG!", @fwank
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DisMania
DisMania Aug. 4 at 5:09 PM
$BYND I have no idea what mgt will discuss on the ER call this week, but if they mentioned increased demand due to high beef prices, watch out shorts
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ZACHSPIZZA
ZACHSPIZZA Aug. 4 at 3:11 PM
$BYND still sick about that $5 tease pump and dump. I was actually green lol let’s go fire up the engines again!
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DonZulu
DonZulu Aug. 4 at 2:25 PM
$BYND 5 months to go up 1$ 30 minutes to go down 2.50 Its a rigged short market with leverage shits got to end
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WrappedLunatic
WrappedLunatic Aug. 4 at 12:08 PM
$BYND lmao imagining writing a whole paragraph on a stock you do not own. The internet is weird...
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Aug. 4 at 10:39 AM
$BYND many people have no idea how to buy and trade $BYND. I highly recommend to only buy when H% is extremely low.
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brighterside0
brighterside0 Aug. 4 at 10:18 AM
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GandB
GandB Aug. 2 at 10:17 PM
$BYND You folks who own BYND know they have a $1.15 billion convertible bond due in early 2027 which trades at around 10 cents on the dollar, right?. For all of you day traders who do not understand how things work, that note needs to be repaid at 100 cents on the dollar or the company goes bankrupt and equity holders get nothing. The bond market is valuing the entire business at $250 million assuming the loan they just took out is worth par. Should you buy the convertible bond? Definitely a better bet than the stock, but its not that simple. Companies have a lot of ways to screw creditors, but I don't see how common shareholders do not get massively diluted at some point. Perhaps BYND becomes the next Gamestop and the company can get saved by retail euphoria. Who knows, but this stock is an extremely dangerous spec play.
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fwank
fwank Aug. 2 at 3:59 PM
$BYND you didn’t long the egg stock with the 6% divi because the future is vegan?
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AlwaysABullNeverABear
AlwaysABullNeverABear Aug. 2 at 11:47 AM
$BYND wonder what the pop was on this a week ago 🤔 and why it’s gone straight back down, is it because it was riding coattails of another stock
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GandB
GandB Aug. 2 at 12:33 AM
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Moonshot555
Moonshot555 Aug. 1 at 10:08 PM
$BYND hey please update us on all the manipulation here and the endless shares and the FTD’s. It will make us all feel better about our Long positions. Please don’t bring up the balance sheet and the declining sales and the name change. Or the burning cash flow. Just the FTD’s and how manipulated the share price is.
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Bazzzigar
Bazzzigar Aug. 1 at 9:40 PM
$BYND Let's run along with KSS
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fwank
fwank Aug. 1 at 8:29 PM
$BYND almost 30 kittens short 👻
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AllandaleCapital
AllandaleCapital Aug. 1 at 8:02 PM
$BYND Live Short Interest at 38.47% 💵 Mkt Cap / EV: $220.6M / $1.36B 📊 Float / OS: 71.97M / 76.47M 💰 Net Cash/Share: -$14.91 🏦 Inst Own: 43.2% | 🔥 SI: 38.0% 🧯 Cash runway: ~9.3 months (burn ~$26M/qtr, $81.4M cash) Warrants • May 2025: 9.56M @ reset ⬇️ min $2.00, cap $3.75 • Holder: Unprocessed Foods LLC • Structure: Reset protection, 5-year term (2030) Convertibles • March 2021 Notes: $1.15B principal → 5.58M shares @ $206 • Terms: Customary anti-dilution, matures 2027 ATM Program • Nov 2024 (B Riley): $200M cap | $151.7M remaining • Prev. ATM (Goldman): Fully replaced Shelf Capacity • March 2024: $250M total | $201.7M avail • IB6 Float Value: $310M • Baby Shelf: Not applicable @fwank look alright?
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