Mission Produce/$AVO

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About Mission Produce

Mission Produce Inc produces, packs, and distributes mainly Hass avocados to retail, wholesale, and food service customers, offering pre-ripe and ripened fruit tailored to customer specifications through its network of ripening facilities. The Company operates through three segments: Marketing & Distribution, which sources and distributes fruit globally and generates the majority of revenue; International Farming, which owns and operates avocado orchards and supplies fruit mainly to Marketing & Distribution, with operations principally in Peru and Guatemala; and Blueberries, which farms blueberries sold under an exclusive marketing agreement. The Company's operations span Peru, the United States, Guatemala, Mexico, Europe, and Canada.
Ticker
$AVO
Primary listing
NASDAQ
Employees
3,800

Mission Produce Metrics

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$1.1B
574.79
$0.02
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Fiscal Q3 2026 revenue increased 26% to $450.0 million, with avocado volume up 38%; adjusted EBITDA reached $32.4 million and exceeded management’s expectations. The results suggest strong commercial execution and an immediate contribution from the acquired Calavo operations. (Mission Produce)
Management raised its annualized Calavo synergy outlook to more than $30 million, above the roughly $25 million originally targeted within 18 months. If realized, the savings could improve earnings and cash generation as integration progresses. (Mission Produce)
Mission’s owned Peruvian farms are expected to produce 120–130 million pounds in fiscal 2026, up from 105 million pounds in fiscal 2025. Higher internal supply, together with reported U.S. retail market-share gains, could strengthen sourcing reliability and distribution economics. (Mission Produce)
Mission Produce posted a $6.5 million fiscal Q3 2026 net loss, while adjusted net income fell to $15.0 million from $18.2 million year over year. Gross margin declined 270 basis points to 9.9%, reflecting lower avocado prices and higher supply. (Mission Produce)
The Calavo acquisition creates execution and balance-sheet risk: Mission issued approximately 17.5 million shares, paid about $267 million in cash, and incurred $12.6 million of transaction and integration costs in Q3. The cash portion was funded partly with additional debt financing. (SEC filing)
Avocado pricing remains vulnerable to oversupply: Q3 avocado volume increased 38%, but average per-unit sales prices fell 9%, limiting gross-profit growth despite 26% revenue growth. This highlights the company’s exposure to commodity-price and harvest-cycle volatility. (Mission Produce)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 9 Sept 2026.

Mission Produce Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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Mission Produce Earnings Performance

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Q4 23
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Q2 24
Q3 24
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