This ASX small-cap stock is sliding after a tough FY26 update

Bubs pushes on in US despite ‘complex’ environment

Australian baby formula and nutrition company Bubs has told investors that it intends to push on with its growth in the US, despite facing economic headwinds. The ASX-listed company said it expects its year-end revenue to fall between $105 million and $115 million. Its CEO, Joe Coote, said the company also plans to reach its 10,000th retail point-of-sale location in the US by the end of the year. “We have taken a careful and disciplined approach…

This ASX small-cap stock is sliding after a tough FY26 update

ASX small-cap stock Bubs Australia Ltd (ASX: BUB) shares are sliding on Friday after the infant nutrition company released a FY26 trading update. At the time of writing, the Bubs share price is down 3.19% to 9.1 cents. Today's fall adds to a difficult recent run for shareholders. Bubs shares are now down around 17% over the past month and 34% in 2026. The stock is also trading near the bottom of its 52-week range of 9.1 cents to 19 cents. So, w…

Bubs Australia (ASX:BUB) guides $115m revenue as the US store ramp gets real

Air freight bit into EBITDA, but the July 2026 retail footprint reshapes the thesis Bubs Australia (ASX:BUB) has handed investors an FY26 trading update that does two things at once. It confirms the baby food company is still growing in a market chewing up most of its competitors, and it confirms that growth is costing more to deliver than management would like. Revenue is guided to $105 to $115 million for FY26. Underlying EBITDA lands at $4 to…