Dutch Bros Inc. (BROS) shares tumbled 11.53% in a 24-hour rout, as investors reacted negatively to the company's second-quarter earnings report, which showed a deceleration in systemwide same-shop sales growth despite better-than-expected revenue and profit figures.

The drive-thru coffee chain reported Q2 revenue of $550.85 million, surpassing analyst estimates of $525.4 million, and adjusted earnings per share of $0.33, beating the consensus estimate of $0.29. The company also raised its full-year 2026 guidance for revenue, same-shop sales growth, and adjusted EBITDA. However, systemwide same-shop sales growth slowed to 5.8%, down from prior quarters, driven by 1.7% transaction growth and a 4.1% higher ticket. The cooling comparable sales trend overshadowed the top- and bottom-line beats, triggering a sharp sell-off in post-market trading.

The stock's decline suggests that the market had priced in stronger comparable sales momentum, and the reported deceleration raised concerns about the pace of future expansion. While Dutch Bros continues to add new shops—opening 48 locations in the quarter—and achieved record average unit volumes, the softer same-shop sales metric became the focal point for investors reassessing the company's growth trajectory.