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BODY & MIND INC. (BMMJ)·Q3 2023 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q3 FY2023 revenue was $7.3M (down from $7.7M in Q2), with diluted EPS of -$0.02 and adjusted EBITDA loss of $0.7M; adjusted EBITDA improved 46% QoQ as cost controls took hold .
- Net loss widened to $3.6M due to non‑cash items, including a ~$0.9M impairment and ~$0.2M stock‑based compensation, despite operating loss improving to $1.6M from $1.8M in Q2 .
- Subsequent event: the Markham, Illinois dispensary opened with a Grand Opening on May 27, 2023—management cites Chicagoland as underserved, positioning the store as a growth catalyst .
- Portfolio refinement continues: the Michigan dispensary was divested to focus time and capital on Illinois and New Jersey; New Jersey licensing advanced with formal planning committee approval .
- Wall Street consensus (S&P Global) was unavailable for BMMJ this quarter, so no beat/miss analysis versus estimates could be performed (S&P Global data not available for this ticker).
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- Adjusted EBITDA loss improved to -$0.7M from -$1.3M in Q2—an improvement of 46% QoQ, reflecting cost reductions and operational streamlining .
- Strategic expansion milestones: Markham, Illinois dispensary opened post‑quarter (Grand Opening May 27), with management citing underserved demand in the Chicagoland market .
- Product expansion: Ohio processing launched Pretzel Bites, Turbo, and vaporization cartridge products to drive wholesale momentum .
Selected management quote: “Our most recent quarter reflects a 46% improvement in adjusted EBITDA over last quarter as we continue to streamline our operations and expand into new markets… the Grand Opening of the Markham, Illinois dispensary was a significant milestone for the Company.” — CEO Michael Mills .
What Went Wrong
- Topline softness: revenue declined to $7.3M from $7.7M in Q2 amid continued development expenses and market dynamics .
- Net loss widened to $3.6M from $2.7M, driven by non‑cash impairment of ~$0.9M and stock‑based comp of ~$0.2M, despite better operating performance .
- Gross profit slipped to $2.07M from $2.26M QoQ as revenue softened and development/startup costs continued to weigh on results .
Financial Results
Balance sheet snapshot:
Non‑GAAP reconciliation highlights (Q3 FY2023):
Notes:
- Segment revenue breakdown not disclosed in the company’s press release/8‑K for these quarters .
Guidance Changes
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
No earnings call transcript was found for Q3 FY2023; themes below are synthesized from management’s press releases and 8‑K disclosures.
Management Commentary
- “Our most recent quarter reflects a 46% improvement in adjusted EBITDA over last quarter as we continue to streamline our operations and expand into new markets… the Grand Opening of the Markham, Illinois dispensary was a significant milestone for the Company.” — Michael Mills, CEO .
- Management emphasized operational focus on Illinois and New Jersey and continued work with state/local authorities to advance projects and apply for licenses in new jurisdictions .
Q&A Highlights
- No Q3 FY2023 earnings call transcript identified; therefore, there are no Q&A highlights to report [ListDocuments showed 0 transcripts for 2023].
Estimates Context
- S&P Global consensus estimates for BMMJ were unavailable due to missing CIQ mapping, so we cannot benchmark Q3 FY2023 revenue or EPS versus Street expectations (S&P Global data unavailable for this ticker).
- In the absence of published consensus, investors should focus on QoQ trajectory (notably the 46% adjusted EBITDA improvement) and the potential revenue ramp from the newly opened Illinois dispensary .
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Adjusted EBITDA trajectory is improving: losses narrowed from ($1.6M) in Q1 to ($1.3M) in Q2 to ($0.7M) in Q3, driven by cost controls and operational efficiencies .
- The net loss widened in Q3 due to non‑cash impairment (~$0.9M) and stock‑based compensation (~$0.2M) despite a better operating loss; watch for non‑cash adjustments in coming quarters .
- The Illinois Markham dispensary opened post‑quarter and represents a near‑term revenue catalyst in an underserved Chicagoland market, per management commentary .
- New Jersey remains a medium‑term growth lever with planning approvals achieved; continued licensing progress could add another retail node .
- Portfolio rationalization (Michigan divestiture) reflects capital allocation discipline toward higher‑ROI markets (IL/NJ) .
- Balance sheet shows rising liabilities and current liabilities; watch liquidity and working capital as new stores scale (Q3 current assets $7.2M vs. current liabilities $10.8M) .
- With no formal guidance and no published Street consensus, near‑term stock reaction is likely to hinge on IL ramp data points, further cost discipline, and visibility on NJ timing .
Sources: Q3 FY2023 8‑K and press release (June 21, 2023) ; Q2 FY2023 8‑K and press release (March 23, 2023) ; Q1 FY2023 8‑K and press release (January 25, 2023) .