Dutch Bros reports strong growth after 2021 IPO

Dutch Bros has shown impressive expansion since going public.

The coffee chain opened 133 new shops in 2022. Revenue reached 739 million dollars that year even as the company posted a net loss. Investors have seen volatility in the stock since the 2021 IPO. The firm is viewed by some analysts as competing more with energy drink makers than traditional coffee outlets.

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