Grove Collaborative Holdings Inc
NYSE:GROV
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Grove Collaborative Holdings Inc
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Grove Collaborative Holdings Inc
Grove Collaborative is a consumer products company that sells household, personal care, baby, and pet items with a focus on safer and more sustainable ingredients and packaging. It offers both its own brands and products from other brands, letting shoppers buy things like cleaning supplies, soaps, paper goods, and family essentials in one place. Most of Grove’s business comes from direct-to-consumer sales through its online store, where customers can buy one-time or recurring shipments. It also sells through retail partners, which helps put its products on more shelves and reach shoppers who do not start with the website. The company makes money by selling physical products, not by charging for software or ads. What makes its model different is that it sits between major consumer packaged goods brands and everyday shoppers, while using a sustainability-focused brand and an e-commerce-first approach to build loyalty and repeat purchases.
Grove Collaborative is a consumer products company that sells household, personal care, baby, and pet items with a focus on safer and more sustainable ingredients and packaging. It offers both its own brands and products from other brands, letting shoppers buy things like cleaning supplies, soaps, paper goods, and family essentials in one place.
Most of Grove’s business comes from direct-to-consumer sales through its online store, where customers can buy one-time or recurring shipments. It also sells through retail partners, which helps put its products on more shelves and reach shoppers who do not start with the website.
The company makes money by selling physical products, not by charging for software or ads. What makes its model different is that it sits between major consumer packaged goods brands and everyday shoppers, while using a sustainability-focused brand and an e-commerce-first approach to build loyalty and repeat purchases.
Outperformance: Grove said first-quarter results came in ahead of expectations, with net revenue of $36.2 million and adjusted EBITDA of $0.3 million, marking a second straight quarter of positive adjusted EBITDA.
Revenue trough: Management said Q1 2026 should be the low point for revenue this year, with sequential improvement expected in each remaining quarter.
Margin help: Gross margin improved to 54.8%, up 180 basis points year over year, helped by Grove Green Rewards and less broad discounting.
Guidance raised: Grove increased full-year 2026 guidance for both revenue and adjusted EBITDA, citing better customer behavior and stronger advertising efficiency.
Recovery signs: Management said repeat order rates among recent cohorts have recovered to pre-migration levels, and the new mobile app has been well received.
Tariffs: The company said its 2026 guidance assumes current trade policy stays in place, and it plans to pursue tariff clawbacks but gave no quantified impact.