Tilray (TLRY) stock dived on Friday after the beverage and cannabis company reported mixed results in its Fiscal Q2 2025 earnings report. That earnings report begins with flat adjusted EPS compared to Wall Street’s -3 cents per share estimate. This is an improvement over the -7 cents per share reported in the same period of the year prior.
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The Tilray earnings report also includes revenue of $211 million, below analysts’ estimate of $216.34 million. However, it’s an 8.89% improvement year-over-year from $193.77 million. While beverage revenue jumped 35.7% year-over-year to $63.1 million, the company’s cannabis revenue declined 2.1% to $65.7 million.
Tilray investors aren’t happy about the company’s latest earnings report with TLRY stock down 10.22% during pre-market trading today. That builds on a 5.52% yesterday leading up to the earnings release. Traders will also note that TLRY stock is down 27.89% over the last year.
Tilray Maintains 2025 Guidance
Despite Tilray revenue missing estimates, the company maintains its Fiscal 2025 guidance of $950 million to $1 billion. If it can turn in those numbers, its revenue guidance would beat Wall Street’s $900.79 million estimate for the year.
Tilray Chairman and CEO Irwin Simon said the company remains committed to “delivering on our financial guidance and driving shareholder value.” Simon also highlighted the company’s “Gross Margins, Gross Profit, and overall profitability across our business segments, positioning us favorably for future success.”
Is TLRY Stock a Buy, Sell, or Hold?
Turning to Wall Street, the analysts’ consensus rating for Tilray is Moderate Buy based on two Buy and five Hold ratings over the last three months. With that comes an average price target of $2, a high of $2.50, and a low of $1.75. This represents a potential 45.99% upside for TLRY shares. These ratings are likely to change as analyst update their coverage following the earnings release.
