shares of dutch bros inc fell 42 to an alltime low of 1960 in premarket trading after the drivethrough coffee chain reported a firstquarter loss and lowered its annual earnings outlook the company on thursday posted a loss of 163 million or 10 cents a share for the quarter ended march 31 a shortfall that more than tripled since the same period last year though revenue beat wall street estimates at 1522 million dutch bros executives said they now expect adjusted annual earnings before interest taxes depreciation and amortization of 90 million at the low point down from a range of 115 million to 120 million they also expect sameshop sales which strips out the impact from recently opened or closed locations to be roughly flat from the year earlier the coffee chain told investors it has been hit hard by record inflation and a drop in younger consumers who typically visited the growing chain for cold drinks in the afternoon