Zevia Raises Sales Outlook After Investment

The beverage maker lifted its 2026 net sales forecast after GP Investments closed a $20 million equity investment.

Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Vegetarian

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Zevia raised its 2026 net sales forecast to $177 million to $179 million after GP Investments closed a $20 million equity investment in the zero-sugar beverage maker. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Zevia PBC raised its 2026 net sales outlook to $177 million to $179 million after reporting third-quarter net sales of $48.3 million, up 18.4% from a year earlier. GP Investments has also closed a $20 million equity investment in the company.

Why it matters

The higher outlook and new capital give the zero-sugar beverage company additional resources as it works through rising aluminum and fuel costs. The company's fourth-quarter guidance also reflects possible shifts in retailer shipment and inventory timing.

Zevia reported third-quarter net sales of $48.3 million, up 18.4% from a year earlier, with an adjusted EBITDA loss of $900,000. Its updated 2026 net sales outlook of $177 million to $179 million factors in higher aluminum and fuel costs.

The players

Zevia PBC

Zevia PBC is a publicly traded maker of zero-sugar, plant-based sodas and other beverages sold in U.S. retail channels.

GP Investments

GP Investments is a global investment firm that makes private equity and other investments across several markets.

The details

Zevia said GP Investments' $20 million equity investment has closed, following an earlier $20 million investment agreement. Management plans to use the capital for marketing, product launches, distribution expansion and development of a new product family.

Timeline

  1. Third quarter 2026: Zevia reported $48.3 million in net sales.

  2. 2026: Zevia raised its full-year net sales outlook.

  3. Second half of 2027: Zevia plans to bring two or three new products to market.

Culture Shift

Zevia's sales growth and expansion plans fit into the continued U.S. shift toward zero-sugar and low-sugar packaged beverages. The company's new product plans for 2027 show how brands are trying to keep that consumer interest growing.

Shoppers who buy zero-sugar sodas may see more Zevia products as the company expands distribution and launches new items. The outlook suggests pricing and availability could shift as the company manages higher aluminum and fuel costs.

The takeaway

Brands that are growing in healthier beverage categories often reinvest quickly in marketing and distribution. Readers interested in zero-sugar options can compare ingredient labels and product availability as new launches arrive.

What happens next

Zevia plans to bring two or three new products to market in the second half of 2027.

Further reading

For more on plant-based eating trends, explore Vegetarian coverage.

Source note: This article includes information reported by TokenPost.