Local Bounti said second-quarter 2026 sales rose 14% year over year to $13.9 million, while net loss narrowed to $19.8 million from $21.6 million and adjusted EBITDA loss improved 17% to $5.8 million. The U.S. indoor agriculture company, which services about 13,000 retail doors, attributed the revenue increase to higher production and sales growth from its Georgia, Texas, and Washington facilities. Management said yield upgrades completed in late 2025 lifted run-rate yield capacity by about 10% at those sites, while targeted investments at California facilities are expected to improve yields by as much as 20% and are already driving about a 10% increase in total production at one site versus the prior-year period. The company also said seed costs fell about 20% year over year through more efficient seeding practices. Commercially, Local Bounti highlighted five new or expanded retail partnerships over the past two quarters, extensions of supply arrangements with multiple national accounts through the first quarter of 2027, and new launches in the Mid-South and Rocky Mountain regions. It is also relaunching its Single Serve Salad Kit line with a pilot in about 400 Mid-Atlantic stores in fall 2026 after discussions with a major retailer. The company ended June with $10.1 million in cash, cash equivalents, and restricted cash, and said that figure excludes an additional $12.5 million investment received after quarter end from an existing strategic investor in the form of a convertible note and common stock purchase warrant. Local Bounti said it expects sequential improvements in revenue and adjusted EBITDA loss rate through 2026 as it works toward positive adjusted EBITDA.