Nov 3 (Reuters) - Beyond Meat said on Monday it is delaying its third-quarter results report by a week as it requires more time to quantify an impairment charge related to some of its assets.

The company, whose shares have recently seen a meme-stock frenzy, will now report its quarterly results on November 11, instead of its November 4 schedule earlier.

The plant-based meat maker said it was "not yet able to reasonably quantify the amount".

Shares of Beyond Meat had soared about 240% in the week ending October 24, fueled by a fresh wave of buying among retail traders who have sparked meme stock frenzies on Wall Street in recent years.

The company had forecast third-quarter revenue above expectations in late October.

Beyond Meat has struggled with weak sales as demand dropped for its plant-based meat patties over the past four years. Recent shifts towards healthier foods driven by the "Make America Healthy Again" movement, the rise of weight-loss drugs, and persistent inflation have expedited its decline.

Despite the meme stock euphoria, it is still 56% lower this year. The stock was down about 16% in morning trading on Monday.