Nathan's Famous stock reports 15.03 percent revenue growth

Nathan's Famous stock is anchored by USD 54.06 million in fiscal Q1 2027 revenue, while diluted EPS came in at USD 2.14 for the quarter ended June 28, 2026. The latest figures show a business with higher sales but a slightly lower per-share result.

Revenue reaches USD 54.06 million

According to Canli Capital on August 7, 2026, contract revenue excluding tax reached USD 54.062 million in fiscal Q1 2027, compared with USD 46.998 million in the comparable period. That is a quantified increase of 15.03 percent, giving the revenue line the clearest positive signal in the latest report.

The same filing shows net income available to common stockholders of USD 8.829 million for the quarter, versus USD 8.928 million a year earlier. Operating income was USD 12.668 million, compared with USD 12.791 million in the prior-year quarter, so the revenue gain did not translate into higher profit at the same pace.

EPS slips while cash remains material

Fiscal Q1 2027 diluted EPS was USD 2.14, down from USD 2.16 in the comparable quarter, while operating cash flow was USD 0.949 million against a USD 0.220 million outflow a year earlier, according to Canli Capital. Cash and cash equivalents stood at USD 24.686 million on June 28, 2026, while long-term debt was USD 47.561 million.

The business combines company-owned and franchised restaurants with branded product sales and licensing. That mix makes revenue growth dependent on both restaurant activity and the reach of Nathan's Famous branded products across foodservice and retail channels.

Stock stays within a wide yearly band

Nathan's Famous last stood at USD 101.55 on NASDAQ on September 29, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. ET. The market capitalization was USD 416.1 million, and the 52-week range was USD 88.67 to USD 113.86, placing the latest share price USD 12.31 below the yearly high.

The latest market reading puts the stock near the middle of its annual range, while the fiscal report presents a mixed operating picture: revenue increased 15.03 percent year over year, but diluted EPS declined from USD 2.16 to USD 2.14. For investors, the next set of results will show whether stronger sales can improve earnings conversion.