Zevia appointed board member Alexandre Ruberti as president and CEO, succeeding Amy Taylor effective immediately. The company lifted its Q2 net sales outlook to the top of its $43m–$45m range and expects adjusted EBITDA to meet or exceed its prior forecast after Q1 net sales rose 21.2% to $46m.
Zevia has named Alexandre Ruberti as president and CEO with immediate effect, replacing Amy Taylor who stepped down to lead a professional sports team. Ruberti, a 2024 board appointee, previously held roles within the Coca-Cola system and spent over a decade at Red Bull.
The company now expects second-quarter net sales at the top end of its prior $43m–$45m guidance and projects adjusted EBITDA to meet or exceed the forecasted loss range of $0.5m to $1m, reflecting confidence in accelerated execution.
In the quarter ended March 31, Zevia reported net sales of $46m, up 21.2% year-over-year, with operating loss narrowing to $2.4m from $6.4m and net loss to $2.2m from $5.2m. For fiscal 2025, net sales reached $161.2m, up 4%, while operating loss fell to $11.7m and net loss to $9.9m.
For the 2026 fiscal year, Zevia forecasts net sales between $170m and $175m and anticipates an adjusted EBITDA loss of $2m to $4m, underlining its focus on scaling for profitability.
