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Primo Brands: Beat 2Q Top-Line/EBITDA vs. Street; Raised Top-Line & Reiterated EBITDA/FCF Guidance
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J P M O R G A N
North America Equity Research
05 August 2026
Primo Brands
Beat 2Q Top-Line/EBITDA vs. Street; Raised Top-Line
& Reiterated EBITDA/FCF Guidance
Our Take: Beat vs. Consensus & Raised Top Line Should Be Well Received.
PRMB delivered a better-than-expected result on the top line, a +1% beat vs.
consensus EBITDA, and raised 2026 top-line guidance by 1 point while reiterating
profit/FCF guidance. Overall, we think the results were solid and should be well
received by investors who were, based on our conversations, looking for slight
growth in Direct Delivery (vs. management expectations of about breakeven) and
a strong Retail result, but had less conviction on EBITDA (beat vs. consensus
should be good enough, in our view). On the call, we hope to hear more on customer
count performance in the Direct Delivery business and margin trajectory as
investments normalize with improved operational performance.
2Q26 KPIs. Primo Brands (PRMB, Overweight) reported 2Q26 revenues of
$1,796M (+3.8% YOY, or +4.2% YOY comparable and +3.9% YOY organic),
which came in ahead of JPMe/consensus $1,776M (+2.7% YOY)/$1,762M
(+1.9% YOY), and adjusted EBITDA of $385M (+5.0%% YOY), which
bracketed JPMe/consensus $395M (+7.9% YOY)/$381M (+4.0% YOY).
Comparable sales growth (ex-OCS) of 4.2% was driven by volumes -0.1% and
price/mix +4.3% and within the ex-OCS comparable sales growth of +4.2%,
organic growth was +3.9% and inorganic growth added +0.3%. Within the
channels, revenue for Direct Delivery of -0.6% (+0.4% organic) vs. JPMe 1.0%, Grocery +4.8% vs. JPMe +4.0%, Club +4.2% vs. JPMe +7.0%, Mass
+8.5% vs. JPMe +2.0%, Away-from-home +9.3% vs. JPMe +5.0%, and
Emerging +12.9% vs. JPMe +10.0%. EBITDA margins of 21.4% expanded
+24 bps YOY (vs. JPMe/consensus 22.3%/21.6%).
Raised 2026 Top-Line Guidance, Reaffirmed EBITDA Guidance. PRMB
raised organic net sales guidance to +2-4% (vs. +1-3% prior and JPMe/
consensus +2.0%/+1.9% into today) and reiterated adjusted EBITDA
guidance of $1,465-1,515M (vs. JPMe/consensus $1,492M/$1,470M into
today), or +1.3-4.7% YOY (vs. JPMe/consensus +3.2%/+1.6% into today).
The company continues to expect capital expenditures 4% of net sales and
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