ABD Q2 volume crosses 10 million cases as margins narrow
In short
ABD said Q2 volume crossed 10 million cases, up 11.1% from 9 million cases in Q2 FY26. The growth was helped by sequential gains across all four of its millionaire brands.
The company also said margins narrowed after a supply chain hit. The report does not say how much margins fell or what caused the supply chain problem.
What the reporting says
ABD crossed the 10 million case mark in Q2, with volume up 11.1% from 9 million cases in Q2 FY26, according to a publisher-supplied summary. The reported growth was supported by sequential gains across all four ABD millionaire brands, while margins narrowed after a supply chain hit. The summary does not state the size of the margin change or the specific supply chain issue.
Why it matters
ABD crossed 10 million cases in Q2, with volume rising 11.1% from 9 million cases in Q2 FY26, according to a publisher-supplied summary. The same summary says all four ABD millionaire brands grew sequentially. It also says margins narrowed because of a supply chain hit, but gives no figure for the margin change or details on the disruption.