Rocky Mountain Chocolate FY26 loss narrows to $0.56 a share; revenue drops 7% to $27.5 million

• Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory posted a basic loss per share of $(0.56), narrowing from a $(0.86) loss per share a year earlier.
• Revenue fell 7% to $27.5 million, driven by an 11% drop in Durango product and retail sales to $21.36 million.
• Operating loss narrowed to $3.6 million from $5.9 million, while gross margin expanded to 3.4% from 0.4%.
• Retail operating expenses climbed 56.1% to $1.12 million following the purchase of a third retail store in August 2025.
• Liquidity was boosted by a $2.7 million common-stock sale at $1.80 per share; the company received waivers through Aug. 31, 2026 for leverage-covenant noncompliance.

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