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The stock benefits from a clearer U.S. listing (NYSE), a tangible capital return via buyback, and expansion progress in Georgia, all of which can support better liquidity, improved multiples, and faster capital redeployment. The Harvest deconsolidation is a one-time hit on GAAP earnings, but non-GAAP metrics show solid cash-generation, suggesting improved underlying value.
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Trulieve reported Q2 2026 revenue of $271 million with a 60% gross margin, underscoring strong retail demand. GAAP net loss of $406 million reflects Harvest deconsolidation, while adjusted metrics show $20 million of net income and $98 million of EBITDA. The NYSE listing (TRLV) and a $50 million share repurchase bolster liquidity ahead of Georgia expansion and further markets.
Q2 revenue $271M; gross margin 60%; GAAP bottom line hit by Harvest deconsolidation.
Harvest deconsolidation caused $406M GAAP net loss; adjusted net income $20M.
NYSE listing achieved; ticker TRLV; share buyback up to $50M.
Georgia shipments to licensed pharmacies; Florida dispensaries opened (4).
Management sees expansion tailwinds; non-GAAP metrics highlight underlying cash generation.
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