Oatly (NASDAQ: OTLY) is a publicly traded Plant-Based & Alt-Protein company founded in 1994 and based in Malmö, Sweden.
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Oatly shares fall after Q3 earnings coincide with a guidance cut.
Oatly cuts its 2026 profit outlook on inflation despite 9% growth in the latest quarter.

Yahoo Finance outlines three takeaways for long-term investors weighing Oatly's stock.

Oatly reports Q3 revenue up 9.1% to $243.1M but cuts its full-year profit outlook.
Oatly cuts its FY26 profit outlook on higher fuel and freight costs, and shares drop double digits.

Oatly reports third quarter 2026 financial results.
Barista Edition is Oatly's oatmilk formulated for coffee, with organic, Lighter Taste and flavored versions such as caramel and vanilla, plus Baristamatic for automated coffee machines. Oatly enters new markets with Barista Edition in coffee shops and foodservice before expanding its range and sales channels.
Oatly's core oat drinks come in several fat and sugar profiles and flavors, sold in shelf-stable and chilled packs to retail and foodservice. Oatmilk accounted for about 90% of Oatly's revenue in both 2024 and 2025.
Oatly launched a lightly sweetened, frothable Matcha Oat Drink in 2025, with flavored versions such as strawberry planned for 2026. Its ready-to-drink range offers smaller on-the-go formats in grocery and convenience stores.
Built on the same oat base, Oatly sells spoonable Oatgurts, cooking cream, crème fraîche, whipping cream, custard and spreads, with ranges that vary by region. Its oat-based frozen desserts are sold in the United States and China.
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