1-800-Flowers FY27 Q1 net loss widens to $54.34 million; net revenues fall 11% year-on-year to $171.35 million
Bitget2026/11/05 11:46- 1-800-FLOWERS.COM’s FY27 first-quarter net loss from continuing operations widened year over year to $50.61 million.
- Consolidated revenues fell 11% year over year to $171.35 million, while operating expenses declined 9% to $105 million.
- The company completed the sale of PersonalizationMall.com and Things Remembered during the fiscal second quarter to support debt reduction and investment.
- FY27 revenues are expected to decline 2% to 5%, reflecting the divestiture and planned reinvestment in its primary websites.
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