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Reports Q1 revenue $32.7M vs $36.333M last year. Ryan Zink, the Company's Chief Executive Officer, said, "I am pleased with our Same Store Sales this quarter, which marks meaningful improvement over our prior quarter. The first fiscal quarter included a traditional thirteen weeks this year, one fewer than last year's fourteen weeks. I am proud of our ability to generate similar Net Income, in light of the eight percent reduction in restaurant operating weeks resulting from the calendar shift, compared to the prior fiscal quarter. Restaurant level controls, including both cost of sales and cost of labor, have been the result of a heightened sense of cost containment and more aggressive negotiations with our vendor partners which is translating into increased profitability."

In the opening hour of the evening session, equity futures are down marginally, with Dow Industrials and S&P e-minis off by a decimal while Nasdaq 100 contract is trading flat.  In commodities, WTI Crude Oil is little changed after API inventory data saw its first build in multiple weeks, while precious metals have broken out to fresh record highs - Gold above $4,525 and Silver approaching $72 per ounce.Treasuries traded mixed with conflicting data in the form of much stronger than expected Q3 GDP and a much more recent cautionary story from December Conference Board Consumer Confidence report, which fell to its lowest level since the "tariff tantrum" in April - the yield on the 10-year Treasury ended around 4.17% after reaching 4.20% earlier.New record high close in the S&P 500 index was paced by Communication Services and Technology sectors, while Staples lagged once again.  Nvidiawas especially strong with a 3% advance, though the stock still trades off by over 10% from its highs in October.  Alphabetas well as Amazonalso notched respectable gains of about 1.5%.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -Limoneiraup 0.9%ALSO HIGHER -Ramaco Resourcesup 6.7% after announcing $100M buybackUiPathup 3.7% after admission into S&P MidCap 400DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Good Times Restaurantsdown 1.5%ALSO LOWER -Minerva Neurosciencesdown 3.9% after selling stock for holdersOrganogenesis Holdingsdown 3.4% after initiating rolling submission of BLA to FDA for ReNu

Reports Q4 revenue $34.0M vs. $35.8M last year. Same Store Sales for Good Times restaurants decreased 6.6% for the fourth quarter compared to the prior-year fourth quarter and decreased 5.0% for the year compared to the 2024 fiscal year. Same Store Sales1 for Bad Daddy's restaurants decreased 4.6% for the fourth quarter compared to the prior-year fourth quarter and decreased 2.1% for the year compared to the 2024 fiscal year. Ryan Zink, CEO, said, "The second half of the 2025 fiscal year marked weakness in sales at both brands though Bad Daddy's exhibited greater resilience in markets outside of Colorado, where for both the year and the quarter same store sales performed better than the consolidated results by nearly 100 basis points and better than the Colorado results by nearly 300 basis points. We have seen sequential Same Store Sales improvement during the first quarter of fiscal 2026 at both concepts, and at Bad Daddy's, most specifically in the Colorado restaurants. Our Good Times team is laser-focused on increasing Same Store Sales while at the same time improving restaurant-level margins, which we expect both in food and beverage cost as well as in restaurant labor costs."

Reports Q3 revenue $37.0M vs. $38.0M last year. Same store sales1 for company-owned Bad Daddy's restaurants decreased 1.4% and Good Times restaurants decreased 9.0% for the quarter compared to the fiscal 2024 third quarter. Same store sales decreased 1.2% and 4.4% year-to-date for our Bad Daddy's and Good Times brands, respectively