Dutch Bros stock fell 22% in March due to coffee bean price concerns and stock volatility.

From Nasdaq: 2025-04-03 08:10:00

In March, Dutch Bros (NYSE: BROS) stock fell 22% due to concerns about tariffs affecting coffee bean prices and the volatility of younger, riskier stocks. The chain has over 1,000 stores in 18 states and reported a 35% revenue increase in Q4, driven by new stores and same-store sales growth.

Despite the recent drop, Dutch Bros stock is still up 20% year to date, trading at a forward P/E ratio of 76. With plans to accelerate store openings and goals of 20% annual revenue growth, the company sees huge growth opportunities, including a partnership for packaged goods.

Investors are urged to consider buying shares at the current price and using a dollar-cost-averaging strategy for potential long-term gains.



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