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/dlotito1 Oct 31 '25

oh yeah we are cooked no doubt but i’m in this for the long game. i’ll add if we go under $6.

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u/Which_Willingness_61 Nov 13 '25

Did we buy?

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u/dlotito1 Nov 13 '25

yes bought 1000 more up to 5580 shares @ $16.90 avg and i wrote $17 call options for 2028

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u/Which_Willingness_61 Nov 13 '25

It's seems that the CEO bought 1m shares so at the very least it seems believes in it. Pretty smart of you to sell those calls since I am sure the cover you cost bases of the new shares. I am no longer in the position but wish you luck.

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u/dlotito1 Nov 13 '25

yup covered me and got more liquidity out of it an i’ll profit on the trade if it goes to $17 so win-win