Actualización de valormiércoles, 17 de junio de 2026
$ACB Reports Q2 FY2026: Revenue Up, Loss Deepens
Aurora Cannabis reported its most recent quarter on June 17, 2026. Revenue grew 6.8% YoY, but EPS swung from a profit to a loss. ACCE score sits at 29/100.
$ACB (Aurora Cannabis Inc.) reported earnings for its most recent quarter (reported June 17, 2026), and the headline numbers tell a split story: the top line moved in the right direction while the bottom line moved sharply the wrong way.
Quarterly revenue grew 6.8% year over year, a modest but real improvement for a company operating in a sector that has faced sustained pricing pressure. That number lands almost exactly in line with the full trailing-year revenue growth figure of 6.8%, suggesting the pace of growth has been consistent rather than lumpy.
On earnings per share, the picture is harder to spin. EPS came in at -$0.99 for the quarter, compared to $0.06 in the same period a year earlier. That is a swing from a slim profit to a meaningful per-share loss. The company missed analyst EPS estimates by 1.0%.
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The ACCE score currently sits at 29 out of 100. Breaking that down: Growth scores 28, Value 32, Quality 39, and Momentum 17. The Momentum reading of 17 reflects a difficult 12 months for the stock, which has returned -51.4% over the past year. The current price as of June 16, 2026 is $2.99, against an analyst consensus target of $6.23.
What it means
The 6.8% revenue growth is a legitimate positive. Aurora is not shrinking the top line, and in cannabis that is not a given. But the swing to a -$0.99 EPS from $0.06 a year ago raises real questions about cost control and the path to sustained profitability.
The underlying margin data reinforces that concern. Net margin stands at -22.5%, return on equity is -15.5%, and FCF yield is -19.8%. The one bright spot in the quality picture is that earnings quality is flagged as strong, meaning the reported figures appear to reflect real economic activity rather than accounting noise.
The trailing P/E is listed as 0, which reflects the absence of positive trailing earnings. The forward P/E of 19.2 implies the market is pricing in a return to profitability, but the current quarter's EPS swing makes that a harder case to make near-term.
We do not have guidance commentary from management to assess what Aurora expects for the periods ahead.
With a market cap of $183M and a score of 29/100, $ACB sits in territory where the risk profile is elevated across nearly every dimension the ACCE model tracks. The revenue trend is the one number working in the company's favor right now. For current price and score updates, see acceinvestments.com/stocks/ACB.
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