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AFC Gamma (Advanced Flower Capital) (AFCG) Gross Margin

AFC Gamma (Advanced Flower Capital) (AFCG) does not report a gross margin in our data yet. Margins are stable over recent quarters. The company is a cannabis real estate investment trust (REIT) trading on the NASDAQ.

Current Gross Margin
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Margin Trend
Stable
Latest Quarter Margin
0.0%

Quarterly Gross Margin

PeriodRevenueCOGSGross ProfitGross Margin
FY2025 Q4$5.2M$0$00.0%
FY2025 Q3$6.5M$0$00.0%
FY2025 Q2$6.2M$0$00.0%
FY2025 Q1$6.6M$0$00.0%
FY2024 Q4$7.6M$0$00.0%
FY2024 Q3$8.9M$0$00.0%
FY2024 Q2$16.4M$0$00.0%
FY2024 Q1$12.7M$0$00.0%
FY2023 Q4$15.7M$0$00.0%
FY2023 Q3$15.3M$0$00.0%
FY2023 Q2$16.1M$0$00.0%
FY2023 Q1$16.8M$0$00.0%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is AFCG's current gross margin?+
Gross margin for AFC Gamma (Advanced Flower Capital) is calculated as (revenue minus cost of revenue) divided by revenue, expressed as a percentage. It measures how efficiently the company converts sales into gross profit before operating expenses. Higher margins indicate better pricing power or lower production costs.
What is a good gross margin for cannabis companies?+
Cannabis gross margins vary widely by sub-sector. Retailers typically see 40-55%, vertically integrated MSOs 45-60%, and LPs 20-45%. AFC Gamma (Advanced Flower Capital)'s margin should be compared to peers in the same sub-sector for meaningful context. Margins above 50% generally indicate strong pricing power.
Why do AFCG's margins change quarter to quarter?+
Gross margin fluctuations for AFC Gamma (Advanced Flower Capital) can result from changes in product mix, pricing pressure from competition, input cost changes (e.g., energy, labor), inventory write-downs, or scaling into new markets where initial costs are higher. Seasonal harvest patterns can also affect margins for cultivators.

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