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MANNATECH INC (MTEX)·Q2 2025 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Net sales declined 7.4% year over year to $25.68M; sequentially down 3.3% vs Q1 2025 ($26.56M), reflecting demand softness and FX headwinds .
- Gross margin compressed 350 bps YoY to 73.6% due to higher freight from back-ordered items and promotional activity; sequentially down ~70 bps vs Q1 2025 (74.3%) .
- Net loss widened to -$4.31M (-$2.27 diluted EPS) vs -$0.62M (-$0.33) a year ago and -$1.53M (-$0.80) in Q1, with a large swing in Other (expense) income to -$2.74M from +$1.12M YoY, a negative surprise relative to recent quarters .
- Active network positions fell to ~125k (vs ~129k in Q1 and ~133k in Q4 2024), while recruiting decreased 22.7% YoY; management highlighted tariff/macro risks and near‑term supply chain constraints .
- Street estimates were unavailable; no formal guidance was provided. Key stock narrative centers on deteriorating profitability, margin pressure, and distributor network contraction .
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- Commissions as a percent of sales improved to 37.0% from 40.0% YoY, partly mitigating revenue decline .
- Asia/Pacific maintained the majority of mix (59.5%), indicating continued regional engagement despite macro challenges .
- Management continues to frame constant currency analysis to isolate FX impact, showing net sales down 6.5% YoY on a constant dollar basis vs 7.4% reported .
Quote: “Changes in current trade policies, including with respect to tariffs, could affect our cost structure and profitability… our ability to [mitigate] may be limited… especially in the short term.”
What Went Wrong
- Gross margin fell to 73.6% from 77.1% YoY due to increased freight tied to back orders and promotions; profitability deteriorated sharply .
- Other (expense) income swung to -$2.74M vs +$1.12M YoY, materially pressuring pre‑tax income beyond core operations .
- The distributor network weakened: active positions ~125k vs ~142k YoY, and recruiting down 22.7% YoY, implying demand and network momentum issues .
Financial Results
Consolidated P&L and Margins
EBITDA and Margin (S&P Global)
Values retrieved from S&P Global.*
Net Sales by Region
KPIs and Balance Sheet Highlights
Guidance Changes
No explicit quantitative guidance was issued in Q2 2025 materials .
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
No earnings call transcript was available for Q2 2025; themes are derived from press releases.
Management Commentary
- “Changes in current trade policies, including with respect to tariffs, could affect our cost structure and profitability… our ability to [mitigate] may be limited by operational and supply chain constraints and uncertainties, especially in the short term.” (Q2 press release)
- “2024 was a challenging year… particularly in the Asia/Pacific region, due to persistent economic challenges. However, through strict cost management, we were able to achieve a positive net income.” (Q4 press release, CEO Landen Fredrick)
Q&A Highlights
No Q2 2025 earnings call transcript was available; thus no Q&A details or clarifications can be provided [ListDocuments returned none for earnings-call-transcript].
Estimates Context
- S&P Global consensus for MTEX Q2 2025 was unavailable for EPS and number of estimates; revenue consensus was not published in the dataset returned. Therefore, a formal beat/miss analysis vs Street cannot be determined for Q2 2025. Values retrieved from S&P Global.*
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Revenue momentum remains negative, with sequential and YoY declines; Asia/Pacific remains the largest region but macro softness persists .
- Margin pressure is intensifying from freight and promotions; gross margin fell 350 bps YoY to 73.6% .
- The network is weakening (positions and recruiting down), which risks forward sales and increases the urgency of distributor engagement strategies .
- The sharp deterioration in Other (expense) income (-$2.74M) materially impacted profitability and warrants scrutiny for non-operational drivers in future disclosures .
- Liquidity trend is negative: cash fell to $5.53M from $11.40M at year-end; working capital pressures evident as inventories rose while deferred revenue declined .
- No guidance and no call transcript increase uncertainty; monitor upcoming disclosures for clarity on tariffs, supply chain normalization, and promotional strategy .
- Near term, sentiment likely hinges on stabilization of margins and network KPIs; medium term thesis requires evidence of demand recovery and expense discipline translating to sustainable profitability .