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Mission Produce (AVO)

Q3'26 earnings call · held September 8, 2026 · compared with the Q2'26 call · management-credibility review
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Disclosure score
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Financial quality
Bottom line
Mission exceeded its quarterly EBITDA target and preserved a plausible seasonal recovery path. But acquisition-driven scale has not yet delivered higher consolidated adjusted earnings or positive operating cash flow. The next investment-relevant proof points are Peru sell-through at acceptable margins, realized synergies net of implementation costs, and cash collection-including contested refunds. The second-half and annual promises remain open, not achieved or missed. [1][2][3][4]

What changed this quarter

MetricQ2'26Q3'26Change
RevenueQ3 FY2025: $357.7 millionQ3 FY2026: $450.0 millionUp 25.8%; includes Calavo after closing. [3][4]
Attributable GAAP net income / diluted EPS$14.7 million / $0.21Loss of $6.5 million / $(0.08)Quarterly attributable earnings fell $21.2 million. [3]
Management-adjusted net income / EPS$18.2 million / $0.26$15.0 million / $0.18Income fell 17.6%; share issuance adds per-share pressure. [3][4]
Nine-month operating cash flowPositive $21.4 millionNegative $25.9 millionA $47.3 million year-over-year deterioration, not quarterly cash burn. [3]

Accountability tracked

5 prior promises scored
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