Spot Coffee (Canada) Ltd. engages in the design, building, operation, and franchise of cafes in Florida and Ontario. The company is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. The company went IPO on 2008-04-15. SPoT operates Company-owned cafes in Canada and the United States. The firm has a total of approximately 25 cafes operating, in development or under construction in the states of New York and Connecticut, including seven corporate-owned cafes located in Buffalo, Rochester, Saratoga Springs, Elmwood, Glens Falls, Orchard Park and North Tonawanda, 11 Operating Franchise cafes Kenmore, Hertel, West Hartford, Hamburg, Roswell Park, Clarence, Williamsville, Waterfront Village, Amherst, West Seneca, Niagara Falls and five SPoT Tops cafe locations, two Express cafes operating under license to Chartwells at the Buffalo State College. SPoT's commercial business focuses on the sale of roasted coffee beans to food service and grocery chains, business offices, and resellers such as universities and hospitals.
How did SCFFF's recent EPS compare to expectations?
The most recent EPS for Spot Coffee (Canada) Ltd. is $, expectations of $.
How did Spot Coffee (Canada) Ltd. SCFFF's revenue perform in the last quarter?
Spot Coffee (Canada) Ltd. revenue for the last quarter is $
What is the revenue estimate for Spot Coffee (Canada) Ltd.?
According to of Wall street analyst, the revenue estimate of Spot Coffee (Canada) Ltd. range from $ to $
What's the earning quality score for Spot Coffee (Canada) Ltd.?
Spot Coffee (Canada) Ltd. has a earning quality score of /. The score is based on a four dimension of Profitability, Growth, Cash generation & Capital Allocation, and Leverage.
When does Spot Coffee (Canada) Ltd. report earnings?
Spot Coffee (Canada) Ltd. next earnings report is expected in 2021-12-22
What are Spot Coffee (Canada) Ltd.'s expected earnings?
Spot Coffee (Canada) Ltd. expected earnings is $, according to wall-street analysts.
Did Spot Coffee (Canada) Ltd. beat earnings expectations?
Spot Coffee (Canada) Ltd. recent earnings of $ expectations.