Coffee Holding Stock Price, News & Analysis

Coffee Holding Co. (Nasdaq: JVA) reported mixed Q3 2025 results with net sales increasing 27% to $23.9M compared to $18.8M in Q3 2024. However, the company recorded a net loss of $1.19M primarily due to a $2.2M negative impact from derivative positions amid falling coffee prices.

The company's recent acquisition, Second Empire, achieved profitability in July and is expected to be earnings accretive going forward. Despite increased borrowing for inventory buildup to mitigate tariff impacts, JVA maintained price stability without passing tariff costs to customers during Q3. Management anticipates implementing tariff-related price increases as pre-tariff inventory depletes, following industry trends.

Coffee Holding Co. (NASDAQ: JVA) reported strong Q2 FY2025 results, with earnings rising to $0.11 per share compared to a loss in Q2 2024. Revenue grew 22% year-over-year while maintaining a 19% gross margin. The company navigated challenges including record-high Arabica prices in February and potential tariff concerns in April. JVA strategically increased inventory positions during market selloffs to gain competitive advantages. The company's Empire Coffee Company acquisition showed improvement, cutting losses by half and increasing sales. Notable developments include the resumption of an annual dividend policy of 33% of net earnings, reflecting improved free cash flow and working capital position.

Coffee Holding Co. (JVA) reported strong Q1 FY2025 results, with earnings increasing to $0.20 per share from $0.06 in the same period last year. The company achieved 9% revenue growth year-over-year, driven by the ongoing bull market in coffee.

The company's flagship brand Café Caribe also saw 9% growth compared to Q1 2024, gaining market share as competitors struggle with high coffee prices. The recent acquisition of Empire Coffee Company assets temporarily impacted earnings by $0.05 per share, but shows improving monthly revenue trends since November 2024.

JVA filed a shelf registration statement with the SEC for potential future capital raising, though currently has no immediate plans to utilize it. The company's hedging strategies, customer base, and strong balance sheet position it to capture new business opportunities arising from competitors' bankruptcies.

Coffee Holding Co. (JVA) reported strong financial results for fiscal year 2024, marking its third-best yearly performance in 20 years as a public company. Net sales increased by 15% compared to fiscal 2023, while gross margins improved from 16% to 20%. The company achieved a net income of $2,245,132 ($0.39 per share), compared to a net loss of ($835,576) (-$0.15 per share) in 2023.

With coffee prices remaining above $2.00/lb throughout most of 2024, the company successfully leveraged its horizontally-integrated product mix. Despite challenges from rising commodity prices and delayed price increases to customers, JVA strengthened its balance sheet by reducing debt and renegotiating its Staten Island office lease, resulting in annual savings of $72,000.

Coffee Holding Co. (NASDAQ: JVA) has acquired all assets of Empire Coffee Company for $800,000 through its newly created subsidiary, Second Empire. The purchase includes Empire's inventory, equipment, accounts receivable, customer list, and intellectual property. The transaction was completed on November 7, 2024, along with a new lease agreement for Empire's property.

The acquisition provides Coffee Holding with a turnkey manufacturing facility at approximately $0.60 on the dollar of the assets' true value. The company aims to improve Empire's performance and restore operations to pre-Covid revenue levels, with direct control over day-to-day operations. Management expects immediate manufacturing cost savings and operational flexibility.

Coffee Holding Co. (Nasdaq: JVA) reported strong Q3 2024 results, with net sales increasing 19% to $18,813,162 compared to the same period last year. The company's gross profit improved to 20.9% of net sales, up from 15.5% in Q3 2023. JVA achieved a net income of $626,796 ($0.11 per share), compared to a net loss of $111,881 in Q3 2023. The improvement was driven by increased sales to new private label customers and growth in the Café Caribe brand. The company also reduced its line of credit by over $7 million, resulting in significant interest expense savings. CEO Andrew Gordon expressed satisfaction with the results and emphasized the company's determination to see a higher stock price reflecting its true value.

Coffee Holding Co. (NASDAQ: JVA) has terminated its merger agreement with Delta Corp Holdings , initially announced on September 30, 2022. The decision followed an unsuccessful shareholder vote in April. CEO Andrew Gordon emphasized that the company will focus on its independent growth strategy, aiming to boost shareholder value. Over the past few years, Coffee Holding has addressed debt and balance sheet issues, secured new business agreements, and shown revenue growth for four consecutive quarters, despite a loss of $8 million in annual revenue from the closure of its Generations/Steep subsidiary. The company expects recent price increases to offset rising costs of London Robusta coffee and improve profit margins in the upcoming quarters.