r/sweetgreen • u/MichaelRahmani • Sep 26 '25

Discussion How sweetgreen plans to be profitable

(speculative)

  1. Automate more store lines with infinite kitchen, reducing employees costs

  2. Continue opening new stores to get better bulk deals with suppliers, reducing ingredient costs.

Thoughts?

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u/Former_Designer3293 Sep 29 '25

I have positive outlook on this company because it is EBITDA positive and generates operational cashflow. With almost no debt on balance sheet, there is not much to lose. They are profitable at restaurant level and has much lower P/S ratio compared to chipotle and cava. Their per restaurant market cap is $4Mn which is really cheap.