Beyond Meat has rescheduled the reporting of its financial results for the third quarter of 2025 to Tuesday 11 November, after market close.

The plant-based meat giant was due to publish the results today (4 November 2025) – however, the company has revealed it requires ‘additional time, resources and effort’ to finalise its assessment of a previously disclosed non-cash impairment charge related to certain long-lived assets.

Beyond Meat said that while it expects the charge to be material, it is not yet able to reasonably quantify the exact amount.

The company has struggled with declining sales and financial challenges in recent years. In September, Beyond announced an exchange offer for its 0% convertible senior notes due 2027. The offer enables holders to swap them for 7% convertible notes due 2030, alongside common stock shares, in an effort to eliminate over $800 million of debt.

Following the announcement of the exchange offer, Beyond’s stock price fell below $1, a record low since the business went public in 2019.

This comes amid a series of measures targeted at reducing operating costs for the business this year, including a reduction of its workforce in North America by around 44 employees.

Ethan Brown, president and CEO of Beyond Meat, said the company's “disappointing” Q2 results, published in August, reflected “ongoing softness in the plant-based meat category, particularly in the US retail channel and certain international foodservice markets”.

In the second quarter ending 28 June 2025, Beyond’s net revenues were $75 million. Its gross margin decreased to 11.5%, compared to 14.7% in the year-ago period, including $1.7 million in expenses related to the cessation of its operations in China.