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Did the press release mention any buy‑back programs, dividend plans, or other shareholder‑return initiatives?

Answer

The press release for Beyond Meat’s second‑quarter 2025 results does not include any references to:

  • Share‑repurchase (buy‑back) programs – there is no statement that the company is authorizing or executing a stock‑buy‑back or that it plans to do so in the future.
  • Dividend declarations or plans – Beyond Meat does not announce a cash dividend, a special dividend, or any change to its dividend policy.
  • Other shareholder‑return initiatives – the release contains no mention of alternative capital‑return actions such as special‑purpose acquisition funds, share‑exchange programs, or other mechanisms designed to return value to shareholders.

The release is focused solely on reporting the company’s operating and financial performance for the quarter ended June 28 2025 (e.g., revenue, net loss, segment results, and related commentary). Consequently, based on the information provided, there are no shareholder‑return initiatives disclosed in this particular press release.

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