Lucky Strike outlines FY27 growth, dividend, and disciplined capex
Aug 27, 2026, 7:34 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Guidance signals above-consensus growth and higher EBITDA; dividend adds yield and visibility; capex discipline implies sharper free cash flow and debt reduction potential, supporting multiple expansion if execution meets plan.
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Lucky Strike reported modest fourth-quarter growth with a narrowed quarterly loss and reaffirmed its growth trajectory. For FY27, management guides 3–5% revenue growth with higher EBITDA and lower capital intensity, supported by a dividend and ongoing portfolio rationalization. The catalyst is improved cash flow and balance-sheet strength helping deleveraging, though near-term SSS weakness remains a hurdle.
Q4 revenue $303.9M; up 0.9% YoY. SSS fell 2.5%.
FY2026 revenue $1,245.3M; up 3.7%. FY26 SSS -0.2%.
366 locations; 6 openings in FY26; dividend declared at $0.06 per share.
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