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Beyond Meat shares briefly sizzle on Walmart deal and meme stock interest

Shares jumped over 100% early in the week after Beyond Meat expanded Walmart distribution and was added to a meme stock exchange-traded fund, despite ongoing revenue declines.

  • On Wednesday, Beyond Meat, the El Segundo, California-based plant-based meat company, saw shares more than double early then close at $3.58, down 1%, after trading as low as 50 cents last week.
  • On Monday, Roundhill Investments added Beyond Meat to its Meme Stock ETF, sparking renewed interest as investors also cheered Tuesday's Walmart announcement.
  • Last week, the company announced the expiration of lock-up restrictions on some of its 326 million new shares, freeing shareholders to sell as part of a debt-reduction plan.
  • Amid weak demand in recent years, Beyond Meat launched a direct-to-consumer website this week as net revenue fell 15% in the first six months of this year.
  • The Meme Stock ETF focuses entirely on stocks propelled by social media-driven hype, and Beyond Meat's 2019 Nasdaq debut made it a frequent target of short sellers.
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Beyond Meat shares briefly sizzle on Walmart deal and meme stock interest

Beyond Meat’s shares are sizzling once again.

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