Biote Maintains 2026 Revenue Guidance Above $190M After Q1 Voluntary Recall
Biote (BTMD) saw its first-quarter revenue and margins reduced by a voluntary pellet recall. The company nevertheless maintained its full-year 2026 revenue guidance above $190 million. Seekingalpha.com reported the details from Biote's earnings call.
insidermonkey.comBiote (BTMD) reported its Q1 2026 earnings on Wednesday, disclosing that a voluntary pellet recall during the quarter reduced both revenue and margins. The voluntary pellet recall occurred in Q1 2026 and negatively impacted Biote's Q1 2026 revenue. The same action also negatively impacted Biote's Q1 2026 margins, according to details shared on the earnings call.
Despite those effects, Biote maintained guidance for full-year 2026 revenue above $190 million. The company offered no revised outlook or additional quantitative details on the recall's dollar impact. com reported that the earnings call recap framed the recall as a temporary drag while the company held to its previously issued annual target.
No further breakdown of quarterly results or offsetting operational gains appeared in the disclosed information. The voluntary pellet recall represented the chief variable cited for the period's performance shortfalls. Biote did not disclose the precise timing of the recall within Q1 2026 or the specific pellet product involved.
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Story Timeline
2 events- 2026-05-07
Biote reports Q1 2026 earnings detailing voluntary pellet recall impact while maintaining full-year guidance
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Voluntary pellet recall occurs, negatively impacting Biote's revenue and margins
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Potential Impact
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Q1 2026 revenue was lower than it would have been without the recall
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Q1 2026 profit margins were compressed due to the voluntary pellet recall
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Investor expectations for full-year 2026 revenue remain anchored above $190 million
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