Reborn Logistics Reports Q4 2025 Revenue of $2.5 Million, Operating Income $0.6 Million, Sets 2026 Revenue Target of $15 Million

REBN
February 12, 2026

Reborn Logistics, the wholly‑owned logistics arm of Reborn Coffee, reported preliminary unaudited revenue of $2.5 million and operating income of $0.6 million for its first quarter of operations, covering the fourth quarter of 2025. The subsidiary was established on September 16 2025, making this the first set of results since its launch.

The results were driven by a combination of disciplined cost management and process standardization that kept operating expenses in line with revenue growth. Management highlighted that increased shipment volume—largely from expanding domestic routes and new third‑party customer contracts—offsets the initial capital outlay required to build the logistics network. CEO Jay Kim noted that “Reborn Logistics was formed to strengthen the backbone of our growth, and we are encouraged by the measurable progress demonstrated in both revenue and operating income.”

Looking ahead, Reborn Logistics has set a 2026 revenue target of $15 million and an operating income target of $1.5 million, implying a 10% operating margin. The guidance represents a five‑fold increase over the Q4 2025 revenue and signals management’s confidence that the logistics platform can scale rapidly while maintaining profitability.

The announcement underscores Reborn Coffee’s strategic pivot toward supply‑chain integration and revenue diversification. By internalizing logistics, the company aims to reduce reliance on external carriers, lower long‑term fixed costs, and create a new profit center that can support its core coffee business. While the guidance is ambitious, the company’s recent equity infusion and compliance with Nasdaq’s minimum stockholders’ equity requirement provide a stronger financial foundation to pursue this growth path.

No market reaction data were available at the time of the announcement, so the article focuses on the company’s performance metrics and strategic implications.

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